Word: objectivity
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Intercollegiate Newspaper Association. The conference will have for its purpose the discussion of questions vital to university newspapers such as a uniform editorial policy, syndicated articles by prominent men, and a more uniformly satisfactory system for the exchange of intercollegiate news. But it will have besides this the object of improving its organization, so that it may widen its influence over college publications...
...this that the press of the nation has been stirred to applaud. And since it "is heralded on the Princeton Campus as the forerunner of the system of self-education which starts next fall", its success seems assured. One writer suggests invidiously that the episode was a mere object lesson engineered by the university press agent, but such suspicion is unbecoming. He should recognize in this the growing desire for student self-expression...
...question of the second type, and in the others one of the first type. A similar scheme should be carried out in the rest of the paper, though the Committee can doubtless devise simpler machinery to produce the same result, such as operates already in the French examination. The object, at all events, is to provide both easier questions and harder questions, and to apportion the emphasis between the two. The present compromise is satisfactory neither to the good student nor the poor, the specialist in one period nor the man who runs over the whole field. The proposed change...
...object of the commission is to reach a mutual understanding between the two countries. The center of the trouble pivots on Article 27 of the 1917 Constitution, in which was affirmed the title of the Mexican people to mineral and other subsoil deposits. A stipulation was also inserted whereby the development of mineral fuel was reserved exclusively to Mexicans and those foreigners who waived the right of redress through diplomatic channels to their respective governments. On May 27, 1921, Secretary Hughes, in his note to the Mexican Government, confirmed the right of Mexico to safeguard her interests, but asked that...
There are other diversions beside talking and thinking offered at Silver Bay--baseball, swimming, canoeing and mountain climbing in a country almost as beautiful as Switzerland. But neither the primary nor the secondary object of the conference is to tack up new athletic records nor to supply opportunities for strength contests. The gathering is frankly a conference, a religious conference wherein active men such as Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick and Dean W. L. Sperry will lead a discussion of practical questions of an all-important subject...