Word: unjust
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Since 1914 anything with the tag "German" has had a hard road to travel, and we may well attribute to racial bias the prejudiced, unjust, and indeed, insulting tone of Mr. Gambet's communication. JOSKPH BRADLEY '24. November...
...Wampum with those of the Great Incohee. The appointment of committees is essential, as well as the keeping of class records, and the dispensing of the class wampum in scholarships and other expenses. All this power concentrated in one man, is unwieldy and open to criticism, just or unjust, for all sides. The safest way is to keep the Incohee (whether great or otherwise) and his able assistant the past great Pocahontas, each limited to his own duties...
...Also Sprach Zarathustra", for which Boston has so long waited, was very disappointing. Hauslick has said that the program (of this tone-poem at least) was put in to give the music an interest which was not there. Perhaps he was not unjust...
...from its very nature, purporting to sympathize with the "suppressed minority" whose suffering is "exposed"? I am particularly sorry that Mr. MacVeagh, in his righteous indignation, has fallen into that very ancient fallacy of crediting the whole Jewish race with the possible sins of its individuals. Perhaps I am unjust in sensing this attitude in his letter; and I should be happy to be corrected. But there are innuendoes...
...general, seems to be the work of capable writers caught in an off moment. The melody of the verses is smooth and tuneful; significance and magic are absent. Mr. Whitman's "Verse" and Mr. Burke's "Fantasy" stand slightly above my generalization, which, like all generalizations, may be unjust...