Word: ought
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...said Gino Lucetti, almost dreamily, "I had a conviction that he ought to be suppressed...
...well to add that the separation can never, ought never, to be complete, that, moreover, private institutions in certain circumstances will be motivated much as the run of public ones are and that old and established state universities may serve speculative ends more fully than many a privately endowed one. It is certain, however, that all needs will be served; and that it is no a bad thing to see that there are places where each and everyone can best be served...
...Some method," he said, "ought to be found for arousing this large group who are 'asleep in Jesus.' . . . There is not much consolation in taking in a large number of new members at the front door and letting out an equal number at the back door." Let there be a campaign against indifference "without the thought of raising money...
...There ought to be not a law but a society for the protection of those who are anxious to dispose of their books at prices at least not rediculous. As it is the bookstore manager is the king in the springtime, however obliging he may be at the beginning of the next term. No union of determined undergraduates have formed in opposition to his tyranny and therefore he rules supreme. Decidedly a profiteer, he makes his hay while the sun shines, realizing that the antum months are sufficiently distant to make the rebellious ones forget their wounds...
...crews and other teams the athletic interest would be well cared for, while the men in the various departments of the University might see to it that all news relating to their work and courses should reach us. Moreover, in a college supporting so many different societies, there ought to be a large amount of society news, but the secretaries are extremely backward in sending us reports of meetings or any items of general interest...