Word: mutualization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...shape of Recruit Educational Centers and Vocational Guidance Bureaus is making the Army, primarily a destructive force, a most valuable asset in time of peace. It is not only producing better and more useful citizens out of our most un American class, but is carrying on the spirit of mutual aid and solidarity that characterized the Army in time of war. Harvard men have been giving excellent service in Massachusetts, but there is still a need for volunteers in this most valuable work. Any man who feels capable and desirous of giving time to Americanizing our aliens will be rendering...
...well-ordered university no such antagonism exists. The relation between the governing board and the members of the faculty is not the relation of employer and employee, or superior and inferior, of master and servant, but "one of mutual cooperation for the promotion of the scholars' work." Both these elements in the university community have their task to perform, the one a task of expert character, and the other of a non-expert perhaps public, character. But the final authority, as President Lowell boldly says, must ever be the non-professional element, not only because it controls the pursestrings...
...limits of Cambridge and New England. The development bodes well for the University; for where foreigners can gain much by attending a great American institution, it is equally true that they give much in return. Expansion is a logical aim for the University, for its benefits are many and mutual...
...Racquets Association, of which the University is a member, was also approved. The interclub series will be played in two classes, A and B, and a trophy awarded to the winner in each. Matches must be played not later than the scheduled dates and may be played before by mutual agreement...
...doubt the call for resumption of trade with Russia will be heard louder than over in the United States, since Great Britain has completed arrangements with the Soviet Government concerning mutual commercial interests. Enthusiastic publicity agents like Washington D. Vanderlip, no matter how unreliable, always inspire further efforts in souring seemingly valuable foreign markets. Yet it is well to think twice before venturing into any sort of commercial relations with the present Russia. The question with the United States is wholly economic, which is unlike England's case, if we are to believe the report that Great Britain enters into...