Word: mutualization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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That Harvard offers to the student less opportunity for what is commonly called "social life" in a narrow sense is obviously true. The hilarious mutual congratulation growing out of the coincidence that youths, seeking a classic education, buy soda water at the same drug store, and listen to the same lectures on architecture or biology, is less obstreperous than elsewhere. So far as I am aware, there is little, if any, of the kind of college life typified by the guitar with the blue ribbon and the felt flag bearing the name of Alma Mater in large white letters. Neither...
...loyalty to a common cause, loyalty not to England but to the Empire. It is only by thus freeing the parts of the realm of all restraint from London, and by letting them develop on an equal footing with England as integral parts of a great system of mutual support and sustenance, that the British Empire can retain its power...
...provide material for the dastardly campaign of the Hearst organs or forget that the soldiers of the United States, of Great Britain and of Canada were comrades in arms in the Armageddon of the ages. If they could die together, surely we can live together in amity, in mutual respect, in common endeavor to make the world safer and happier for the generations of the future. "Wild tongues which have not Thee in awe" are the devil's advocates for the "lesser breeds without the law." In the British nations there is neither lust for conquest nor sense of dependence...
...Fellowships for French Universities. The purpose of this organization is to provide an enduring memorial for the one hundred and twenty-seven Field Service men who gave their lives to the cause, and to perpetuate among future generations of French and American youth the mutual understanding and fraternity of spirit which marked their relations during the war. This organization proposes to award fellowships for advance study in France to students selected from American colleges, universities, and technical establishments, and occasional fellowships for French students in American universities. These fellowships will, when endowed, be named after...
...preliminary and first round matches may be played on any courts by mutual consent, but all other matches are to be played at the Union Boat Club where courts can be engaged by telephoning the court professional. The Club has offered the free use of its courts for practice for the six days beginning Sunday, January 23, but both players must be on the premises before courts can be engaged. This rule, however does not apply to tournament matches...