Word: sentimentally
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...number of its readers is an indication of the true sentiment of intelligent people which the newspaper world cannot afford to neglect. It should be pondered by those in the profession, or planning to enter it. The case is one calling for serious study and comment in schools of journalism. No one will claim that the trend is all one way, but no one with his eyes open can deny that in the success of the Times is a proof that those who think it all one way-and that the way of irresponsible journalism dealing only in 'features...
...Queen Victoria laughed at his jokes "'till her gums showed." (This before she married a German and, in sentiment, became...
...adopted last year of turning its class contributions directly into the Harvard Fund rather than into the premiums on group life insurance can be highly commenion. There are reciprocal advantages to the method. The importance of the Harvard Fund is weakened by a separate system of class donations. The sentiment and earning power of the class funds are weakened by the policing and profits of an insurance company. Combining the two, if nothing else, makes for unity focussing graduate support toward one point. One master is oasier to serve than...
...University, or the undergraduates, the graduate students, and the officers, who live its daily life. We do not wish to be petty and nagging, by calling undue attention to what cannot be remedied; but we confess that we are not yet sceptical enought to believe that the sentiment of a group whose interest is so very demonstrable should be quite ignored. Yours truly, Edward Renouf, President, Harvard Liberal Club...
...lessen the labors of man, not mechanical exactitude. Once the human impulses are unchecked by Efficiency, the milk of human kindness overflows everywhere, class distinctions are washed away in the flood, the toiler's working day is shortened. A Harold Bell Wright mentality wrestling with a Rousseauistic sentiment might have evolved as much...