Word: answering
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...order that essays in answer to the above subject may receive consideration in the CRIMSON Prize Contest, all contestants are reminded that manuscripts must be in the office of the Managing Editor of the Harvard CRIMSON, 18 Plympton Street, before 5 o'clock tomorrow night...
...British proposals, France had a ready answer. So far as the eastern frontier was concerned, she welcomed British support, but France had other obligations. She was bound by treaties of alliance to Poland and Czecho-Slovakia, whose western frontiers Germany evidently did not recognize. Premier Herriot took this to mean that Germany would seek revision of the territorial clauses of the Versailles Treaty* and that France would be bound to attack such an attitude...
Last week, in Chicago, the answer to this question, the epilog to this book, was, to all appearances, written for good. Young Schaefer beat Hoppe. Before a gallery that stared with strained intensity at a green baize table spotted with three ivory spheres, the game began that was to be an epilog, an answer. Schaefer won the bank, missed his shot; Hoppe, attempting a difficult around-the-table shot, failed, too; again Schaefer missed. The gallery shifted uncomfortably; gentlemen regarded one another in amazement. Were these scratchers the two greatest billiard players in the world? Hoppe chalked his cue, made...
...definite subject has been selected for the essays of this competition, but each paper will be expected to answer in some respect the following question...
...numerous to be repeated here, or even summarized. They are set forth in various pamphlets which may be had at 4 University Hall. If these pamphlets do not tell the whole story, or do not tell it clearly, any of us in University Hall will be glad to answer questions if we can, and to direct men to representatives of departments and professional schools or to others who will willingly give more special advice...