Word: unfair
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Most coaches at the convention, however, were inclined to blame "unfair" criticism more than their own shortcomings for the abnormal mortality in jobs. On motion of Brown's Coach D. 0. ("Tuss") McLaughry, it was decided that any coach who feels he is discharged unjustly, may appeal to a committee. The committee will investigate, report to the university president, publicize its findings. The committee will be named by the Association's president-elect, Coach Dana Xenophon Bible of Nebraska...
...rate may mean reduced volume of employment and thus reduce working class income as a whole, and that as far as our knowledge of business cycles goes consumer spending appears to be of less importance than investor spending. Similarly Professor Mason disposes of many loose notions on what constitutes unfair competition, and he also gives clear warning that the task of adjusting production to consumption and prices to costs is far from the simple matter it may appear to be to the business man who fails to see beyond the range of his own particular problems...
Condemning Japan and blathering about the Yellow Peril is as senseless as it is unfair. Forced to open itself to the Western world, and then forced to industrialize so that its land and resources have become hopelessly inadequate for supporting its rapidly increasing population, the history of Japan must appear as tragedy on a grand scale. Particularly if one accepts the definition of tragedy as the collision of two goods--or, in this case, of the collision of two inevitable forces...
...petition read as follows: "All those that believe the petition to lengthen the breakfast hour was unfair because it will endanger the jobs of the student waiters, please sign the following: 'We, the undersigned, would like to have breakfast until 9 o'clock, but if this would cause the student waiters to lose their jobs, we are willing to withdraw the request made, on the condition that the Union Committee will attempt to solve the situation in some way that will not involve the jobs of the student waiters...
Many features of the N.R.A. are excellent: the recovery, Administration training, working hours, thereby eliminating the sweat shop, it nationalizes labor legislation, it abolishes child labor and annual it helps destroy unfair competitive practices. But in spite of all these virtues, said Edward S. Mason, Associate Professor of Economics, in an interviwe with the CRIMSON, "I am decidedly to the N.R.A...