Word: actions
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...action of "The Impostor" is laid in the mythical kingdom of Tulane. The cast follows: Alex Battendorff, An American, the Real King, formerly of Cambridge, P. S. Bliss '14 Jimmie Caldwell, His Friend, the False King, formerly of Cambridge, H. W. Cheney '12 Sam Jackson "Shins," Jimmie's Body Guard, D. Needham '13 General Misbarck, the Chancellor, J. Indlekofer '13 Duke of Ponce, a Nobleman and Tippler, W. Bulkeley '15 Captain Oratz, Captain of the Castle Guard, J. H. Perry '12 Jack Mulroney, a Trainer of Athletes, W. M. Parker '12 Bishop of Tulane, T. E. Alcorn '13 Marguerite...
...played here on February 7 and their behavior on the floor and in the locker-room was anything but a credit to your College". The matter was investigated for the Athletic Committee and referred by it to the Administrative Board for discipline. At the last meeting of that Board action was taken, and due punishment administered to the guilty parties...
...brilliant and untiring devotion to Harvard's ideals are the men best qualified to speak. It is, therefore, with a feeling of true delight that we are able to print this morning several appreciations from the men who have been most intimately connected with a life full of noble action and high thought...
...Burns illustrated his work by reference to the McNamara case. A series of outrageous dynamiting disasters, resulting in tremendous losses of life and property, and surrounded by what appeared to be an impenetrable mystery, had aroused the structural iron corporations to action and Mr. Burns was engaged to make investigations. An attempt to wreak destruction on a mill in Peoria, Illinois resulted in the discovery of the most important clew in the whole investigation. A peculiarly constructed bomb had failed to explode, and this was found by Mr. Burns...
...State has little or nothing to do with economics, and is weak and likely to remain so. When he asserts in the present work that we are slowly coming to recognize that the State is a great agent for social uplift and that its officials need more freedom of action, less letters in action, he opens the gate for considering every proposition on its own merits and not rejecting it simply because it is in conflict with a cast-off doctrine of the functions of the State--a State which in fact never existed anywhere in the world. This shifting...