Word: monitors
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Christian Science Monitor, like many another thoughtful organ of public opinion, is greatly concerned for the nation's educational facilities. The policy of permanent limitation of enrollment at Dartmouth and Williams, and the recently announced preference of Yale for the sons of Eli, have provoked this Boston journal to come out openly for the education of the masses against all schemes to educate classes. "Education," they say, "Will never become too general; it will never be made too available...
Karl's last view of Hungary was from the deck of a British monitor which carried him down the Danube, through the Black Sea to the Ægean waters and landed him at Funchal in Madeira, where he died the following April...
This plan, first advocated by the "Christian Science Monitor", has for its purpose the prevention of hasty entrance into war. "If people realize that war means universal conscription of men, money, and materials," declared Rice yesterday, . . . "with no opportunity for profiteering, they will be careful not to enter...
Even editorial writers are prone to draw inadequate conclusions from the data in hand. Yesterday's issue of the Christian Science Monitor, aroused by advances in the price of wheat during the last six months, demands, in the current vogue for cooperation in marketing, the restriction of the profits and charges or conveying goods from producer to consumer. The fact that the price of wheat has been rising results inevitably in the conclusion that "someone s cheating." That "someone" must be found out and chastised...
Willis Abbot, Managing Editor of the earnest Christian Science Monitor, defended his paper's policy of publishing no crime news. He contended that crime news only served to produce more crime...