Word: shared
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...that the quota can eventually be filled. If the present week's drive does not bring in the expected amount the campaign will be continued under a new system of collection until every member of the University has contributed or at least has been canvassed for his one dollar share of the quota...
...good points of the two old systems and rejecting their bad ones. P. R. simply throws several single-member districts together into one electing several members, but it allows each voter to cast only one vote. This results in giving all the voters in the district an equal share in the election of the several members and in giving each party or united element the number of seats it deserves...
...Here is a real opportunity for the scholastic world of this country to combine and offer this monument to their elder sister in distress. Yale, Princeton, Columbia, and Amherst have come through splendidly. Let not Harvard fall down with her share". Thus Mr. Whitney Warren, architect of the new Memorial and speaker at the Union last night, characterized the importance of the University's Louvain Library fund drive which starts today...
...which will belong to the United States, and will be available for the industries of New England and New York, all at a cost of about $250,000,000, to be divided between two countries. The other half will belong to Canada, but a large part of Canada's share will be marketed in the United States, because it has, with its present development, a very small additional market for power. Dr. G. O. Smith, director of the United States Geological Survey, has estimated that the annual saving of coal to New England from 500,000 horse-power from...
...twenty-one other classes barred in one way or another from any consideration, by the Soviet Constitution. Thus this representative minority, the "people", have the right to take over any property without return, except such return as the former owner may be said to derive from his share of the benefits of Bolshevik rule,--and in a population of 150,000,000 this share may be considered to be somewhat diluted...