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...will, made in New York, valid? If so, how far would it operate against the claims of his widow and his posthumous...
...committee implied that since it has been impossible to force the colleges to play taxes, this request was the best way out, and implied a moral obligation on the members of the faculties to comply. However this may apply to the other institutions involved, it is not wholly valid in regard to Harvard, which agreed several years ago to pay taxes on a large part of the University plant in Cambridge. In any case it is difficult to see why individual members of the faculty should be forced to make good the alleged remissness of the Harvard Corporation, especially since...
...great philanthropies had mellowed public sentiment and mergers had become respectable. These critics were dominated by the competitive ideal which Rockefeller perceived at the outset as false and inapplicable to the exigencies of the business situation and which we have more recently come to doubt as sound public policy. Valid criticism of Rockefeller should be based upon his lust for profits. The Standard Oil showed as little consideration to its customers as it did to its competitors. It is small consolation to them to know that Rockefeller was more honest in not watering his stock or rigging his companies than...
...them not to; today such luxury cannot be afforded. The question on application blanks for every institution in the country-- Why do you want to go to college?"-- has at last become a question which every student must honestly face and for which every student must have a valid answer...
...them not to; today such luxury cannot be afforded. The question on application blanks for every institution in the country--Why do you want to go to college?"--has at last become a question which every student must honestly face and for which every student must have a valid answer...