Word: ought
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Which brings up the thought that the Supplement ought to have a separate charge: let me suggest 5? per copy. I think there are great possibilities for useful circulation in the Supplement. It may have unique personality of its own, which would make advisable a definite reference for each letter to its source causation. And again I urge that it be permitted to be selfsupporting...
...everybody is entitled to his own opinion. I am merely asking his. I would never dream of doing more. Jimmy must have reasons which seem sufficient to him. They wouldn't seem sufficient to me." She reiterated her credo to the newshawks: "I do not believe a civilization ought to be based on the labor of children...
...series. Tired from the strenuous Princeton game the Wednesday before, the Blue went on the ice a comparatively dead team, to fall before the onslaught of an inspired Cantab sextet. However, such a rest as the players are now taking, has had wonderful effect heretofore, and a rejuvenated outfit ought to give Harvard a tough time in the Garden tomorrow night...
...less an authority than a subcommittee of the House Ways and Means Committee has made known its views that high salaries ought not be reduced because tax revenue would actually be lost. Here is the way the committee's comment in an official report on the subject is phrased...
...feeling that his college education has little to do with the realities of a rapidly changing world. The academic community seems isolated from the real currents of contemporary life, and its preceptors oblivious to the arresting developments outside its bounds. Courses in economics, in government, in sociology, courses which ought to have a direct bearing on the problems of the day, founder in a multiplicity of fact and theory which too often seems to the student of little importance...