Word: unjust
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Mother Ella Reeves Bloor, prominent organizer in the Passaic textile strike, in her talk at the Liberal Club yesterday emphasized the peaceful conduct of the strikers, the courageous and intelligent leadership of Albert Weisbord, and the unjust violence of the opposition...
...public school; so many Northerners, Southerners, Westerners. As if this leveling were not sufficient, the "aristocratic" upper-class eating clubs were to be abolished. That was the rock on which he split. Bad as is the club or fraternity system in all American universities--with its overemphasized and largely unjust distinction between the ins and the outs the great body of graduates knew that it was more wisely controlled at Princeton then elsewhere and that at worst it was a time-honored institution...
...Whereas certain unjust allegations have been lodged against our presiding Bishop Mitchell, therefore...
...American citizen, believe in justice and I say with deepest sincerity that I consider it not only very unjust but inconceivable in this day and age of enlightenment to compare Mrs. Eddy, a true American, and her works, which stand for the very ideals upon which America was founded, with Buddha, Mahomet, Confucius...
...education, the historical precedents of which are far more ample than the contemporary, finds not infrequent reflection in the conduct of University Courses. The Harvard tradition has always been toward strengthening individual responsibility, toward relaxing and discarding those petty regulations which are always ineffective with lethargic students, and often unjust to others. The whole trend of policy is liberal; there nevertheless remain instances to the contrary to emphasize by contrast the main current...