Word: shared
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Young men of America you who escaped so easily the stern and cruel demands which the long war years and the cruel days that have followed have brought upon the students of Europe, is there no challenge for you today to sacrifice and share somewhat the terrific burdens of these young men and young women of whom I have been writing? We claim to be the most idealistic nation in the world. We still hold that Americans are more interested in humanitarian efforts than people of other lands. The efforts of our American educational institutions and hospitals in many lands...
...building up. If unattractive home-life can be made more attractive, the temptation for petty thefts will stop. The Phillips Brooks House has already done much to help,--giving Thanksgiving dinners to families which would have gone without,--and the Cambridge Welfare Society has done its share...
...delinquent in doing its share in the reform the I. R. T. has undertaken to abolish the insignificant loss of less than $3,000 which it sustains every month by installing slug detectors on its slot turnstiles. These hold each coin under a magnifying glass until the next is inserted; and thus one inspector can guard all the stiles at one station...
...strange then that Harvard College graduates, recognizing the right of Harvard undergraduates to precede them but denying that graduate school men should share pro rata in ticket distribution with them when there is only a limited number of seats at Harvard's disposal, should ask the H. A. A. to heed this situation? May we hope that the words of Harvard College spoken by its official spokesman, the CRIMSON, will bear weight for the future? SoL A. ROSENBLATT...
...provision that individual roads which earn more than 6 percent on the value of their property should share the excess with the Government--this being commonly known as the recapture clause...