Word: unwillingness
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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The expense of the course can be made much smaller than would at first seem possible by a system of clubbing together for the purchase of the books, which can almost all be obtained in cheap editions, or taken out of the library. While the course will be an unusually...
In saying that employers ignore associations of labor the gentlemen on the affirmative imply that in doing this they also ignore their employees. This is emphatically not so. There are few employers who deny an audience to any of their employees. When an employer deals with individual labor he is...
What promised to be a very exciting contest yesterday turned out to be one of the poorest exhibitions of football seen on Soldiers Field this season. Several of the regular 'varsity men had been over-trained and were obliged to rest, so that the team was made up largely of...
The question for the Harvard-Yale debate, which will be held January 18, has been decided upon. Harvard proposed the question: "Resolved, That attempts of employers to ignore associations of employes and to deal with individual workmen only, are prejudicial to the best interests of both." Yale accepted the question...
We are unwilling, however to believe that the question "What has he to gain?" is one that many men would think of asking. Fortunately we have many athletes of whose loyalty and devotion there can be no question.