Word: methods
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...should like to see this quasi-humorous method of solving the parking problem defended, through the CRIMSON by those who have authorized it: and I should like to know why a minor infringement of a parking rule must be dealt with so awkwardly. Even if a satisfactory explanation is provided, at least transgressors in the future will have fair warning what risks they are incurring. And if the sponsors of this system are very above board, perhaps they may bodly set a set of suggestions for recovery within one hour on occasions when the owner is in a hurry! Charles...
...great ballyhoos start again, this time from the American faculty camp. It seems to be a case of overemphasis over-emphasized. Is there no saner method of correcting this unbalanced perspective than by depriving student America of its most healthful and wholesome enterprise? Football has a thousand times as many virtues as vices. The game itself has no bad features. It is the emphasis which the public lends it, and if the vicious circle is started this results in distorting values among the players and coaches themselves. Hence the black sheep in this problem are the newspapers and football fans...
...meeting Monday night, the business manager will outline to all who intend to compete the requirements of the competition. The duties of the competitors will be explained, and the method of obtaining advertisements during the spring and subscriptions during the fall will be described. Every candidate will also be told the exact part of each day which will be required...
Education has of late undergone meticulous examination from the inside, examination principally of method, somewhat of correlation with life. Fundamentally, inspection of this nature is the only way to effect improvement. Where particular processes are so many, particular criticism is the most effective. But it suits another state of mind to look at a subject in the large, even at the risk of gaining false effects. It is interesting to compare, for instance, the political condition of the nations where general education is most common with that of nations where education has received less attention. If the figures...
...current "Century", writing under the title, "An Unfortunate Necessity", Gerald W. Johnson discards censorship and discovers a new method of attack. The fault of the newspapers is, he says, not in telling unpleasant news but in telling it unpleasantly. If the journalists were clever enough, his intimation is, they could tell questionable stories in a humorous vein which would alleviate the usual sultry effect or with scientific discernment which would allay popular and fallacious deductions. Yet he never once asks himself or his readers why newspaper men should want to draw the sting from crude news to protect a public...