Word: afters
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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When Houghton Library opened, three months after Pearl Harbor, it was described as "fireproof, earthquake-proof, and reasonably protected against the incendiary bomb." The fire inspector looked the place over and classified it in the same category as a bank vault. And now, the staff at its parvenu neighbor Lamont...
Reconsideration of the anti-bias resolution passed Monday by the Student Council appeared possible last night after three Council members who had opposed the anti-discrimination provision announced that they would ask for a review of the Council decision.
Several Council members yesterday criticized the tactics in the meeting in which Burke's resolution, one of four presented, was voted on again shortly after it had been rejected. Burke was attacked for reading his resolution just before the revote very slowly, while Chase N. Peterson '52, who had left...
The paper's legal advisers prepared a brief after ominous silence from the Justice Department left the issue unclear. CRIMSON Editors had wired Attorney General J. Howard McGrath on the legality of the anti-drought program, and still had no reply by press-time.
As to the CRIMSON's complicity in such after-efforts, the brief cited Montgomery v. US (Wyoming, 1915): "In a prosecution for transporting women in interstate commerce for immoral purposes, a copy of a telegram sent by the accused and found in the files of the receiving office was held...