Word: trustworthyness
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The fact that the Employment Bureau was reorganized on a larger scale a few years ago seems to indicate that the University was of the opinion that working students were not undesirables, but were, in fact, assets. The new system under a new head promised more and better opportunities for...
2) To be incorruptible in reading matter and trustworthy in advertising. ("If we run this paper solely for the benefit of our advertisers, we lose our readers.")
THIS small book, so Dr. Grenfell tells us in the preface, had its genesis in the request of various friends that he "put on record" what Christ means to him. Those friends may have expected from him a measured, careful statement of his religious creed, instead of which he gives...
The pages are broken with epigrams: "Good servants are trustworthy and it is doubtful whether there is a great man in history who would not, as a valet, have pilfered from his master." The style is quicker on its feet, less mannered, than before. Occasionally, as indicated, Author Arlen squares...
Berry School. Busy Henry Ford found time to make a special trip to Rome, Ga., on visit to Rooseveltian Martha Berry and her school. Less than 25 years ago Miss Berry, Southern gentlewoman, taught Sunday School to "po' whites" of the mountain district in northwest Georgia. From this grew...