Word: organize
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Furthermore, I believe Mr. Code's point of view is wrong. He does not seem to realize that the Lampoon is a club which prints its thoughts in an irresponsible way in the organ it has founded for that purpose. It tries to keep away from the atmosphere of a publication office, and its literary pretensions are consequently ingenuous and insignificant. The members of this club enjoy seeing their works in print; this enjoyment is the only return for their trouble. Why the magazine should have been compared to "Life" I cannot see. The CRIMSON might as well be compared...
...modern banking system is the most useful organ of social control that has ever been known in the history of civilization because it can dispose not only of actual values, but it can also estimate potential and future values, and through it we can plan the future course of social developments. Capital is no longer the stored up energy of labor nor the accumulated savings of past labor, but it is in the main social credits, the faith of all the members of the community that their fellow-citizens will deliver the goods. Banks are no longer simply places...
...Organ Recital will fill the next date on Sunday, February 12 at 4 o'clock, while a serious discussion by Mr. F. A. Goodwin on "The Automobilist in Massachusetts" will be held the following Wednesday. The final lecture of the series will be a talk, Friday, February 17, by Professor G. H. Parker on a biological problem, but the month's entertainments will not close until Wednesday, February 22, when a motion picture evening is to be held, with the presentation of an educational film, a comedy, and a drama...
...fourth of a series of organ recitals, during the season of 1921-1922, will be given this afternoon at 5 o'clock in Appleton Chapel. The following program will be presented by Mr. C. F. Pfatteicher, Organist and Chorister of Phillips Academy, Andover...
...work out the answers to questions for himself, instead of learning the answers by rote, has many advantages: it is an agreeable incentive to work, it is perhaps a slower but certainly a surer way to fix facts in the memory; it trains the mind to be an active organ instead of a passive receptacle for knowledge; above all, it fits a man to apply himself to the life he will meet after college, where every step he takes is not so much a lesson to be learned as it is a problem to be solved...