Word: lowers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...those interested in the Business School, that, just as is the case in the Law and Medical Schools, the leading students will be graduates of Harvard College. As often happens, men near at hand have been slower to appreciate the School than people further away. There is a lower percentage of Harvard men in the Business School than in most of our graduate institutions. The student leadership there will fall to other college representatives unless Harvard Seniors take advantage of their opportunity and enroll in time...
...crew, marked the opening day of practice under the new arrangements yesterday. The first eight was sent up the Charles on a long row, but returned working as smoothly as an ordinary late spring boat. Lack of cohesion and team work, however, marked the work of some of the lower crews...
...June 27, 1906, and by Acts of Congress approved April 5, 1905, and February 5, 1915, the consular system of the United States was reorganized in a manner which provides that all appointments to career positions in the Service are subject to examination. These appointments are to the lower classes in the Service, the higher grades being filled by promotion, which is based upon the efficiency of the officer as shown by the work which he has accomplished and the ability, promptness and diligence displayed by him in the performance of his duties, his conduct and his fitness...
...strikes increasing each year shows that labor eventually must be satisfied in the only way possible. The growth of the A. F. of L. shows how the movement has spread. The workers are no longer content under the open shop system with its bad working conditions, payment of lower than a standard of living wage, and its ineffective collective bargaining...
...once more and seek his downy coach without fear that his "morning after" snores will shake Olympus. The little white card which alone bears the testimony of his delinquency will never meet the eye of Dean or Regent; but will be efficiently buried forever in the dusty oblivion of lower Massachusetts...