Word: addresses
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...occasion was the opening of the Order's Museum, recently built beside the Palace. In the course of his opening address, the President referred to the generosity of William Nelson Cromwell, American, who contributed 700,000 of the 2,000,000 francs ($100,000) raised for the new building, and of an unknown American (who persisted in remaining anonymous) who also lavishly contributed...
Professor Chafee will give tomorrow the lecture that he was prevented from giving by illness on March 15. President Lowell, who was to have spoken tomorrow, will give the concluding address of the series next Sunday...
...very emphatic statements and suggesting made by Mr. Scott Nearing at his Liberal Club address yesterday have already evoked a great deal of comment both among the undergraduate and graduate members of the University. J. M. Landis GL, research Fellow in Law, who has spent two years studying law in Russia when interviewed last night, took particular exception to Mr. Nearing's contention that a social revolution is the only solution of her difficulties left open to Germany...
...faith; it approved an unknown man without a murmur. the principle that any nominee offered by the President is to be accepted unless shown to be unfit may conduce to efficient administration. But to sanction a man's appointment to high office without knowing more than his name and address is unjustifiable neglect...
...surprising number of them clean-shaven, brisk, straightforward men of business, convened, last week, in Chicago, at the annual Congress on Medical Education. Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, President of Stanford University, presided; Dr. Henry M. Tory, President of the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, stood up to address the brisk medicos. He told about the struggles to get a good medical school started in Canada. Others spoke on such topics as the progress of medical education in the U. S. in the last 25 years, improved methods of teaching, medical education of the public, etc. At last someone asked...