Word: unjustness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...should prefer not to send in an anonymous communication, but having had four years' dealings with the university service bureau, I have no desire to expose any of the maids to their unjust wrath. Therefore, if you care to print this communication, please sign it with my class numerals alone. Sincerely yours...
...brought in the morning's mail, including, beside seven questionnaires and ten advertisements of new educational treatises which no college president should fail to read, a request from a magazine editor for his views on the Younger Generation, three complaints from parents of the faulty instruction and unjust treatment their sons are receiving, two explosions from alumni who are rabid because the team lost the last big game, and a postal card from 'A Citizen and Taxpayer' denouncing the whole institution as a sink of iniquity and a breeder of irreligion and sedition...
...Seniors after Midyears is not so remote a possibility as it was a few years ago; but it is a more that still demands considerable deliberation before it is adopted, and that is naturally impracticable as long as there is any field without Divisionals. In the meantime, the existing unjust and excessively difficult concentration of labor in the last half year of the Senior year should be corrected as far as possible. Men writing theses for honors should be excused from all courses excepts such as are necessary for completion of their Distribution requirements, and for students whose Midyear average...
...Judge me, O God," cried the voice of Petrus, "and distinguish my cause from the nation that is not holy. Deliver me from the unjust and deceitful...
...with labor problems expected them to. To complain usually means dismissal, and there is nothing a laboring man or woman fears so much as being fired. The specter of unemployment with rising bills and empty stomachs has made working people do far worse things than submit silently to an unjust wage. The University's giving this as an answer shows their utter failure even to understand the situation...