Word: assisted
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Government has this whole question under careful advisement. "Our ability to make our collaboration effective will depend in large part on the measure of disarmament we may be able now to achieve. It must be definite, it must be substantial. We are prepared to make very great efforts to assist in the maintenance of peace when a determination to preserve peace is evidenced by the achievement of real measures for mutual and progressive disarmament. ... At the appropriate time we should be willing to ... give a more precise indication of the manner in which we consider that the United States...
...Dramatic Club's rehearsal this afternoon, Miss Moran said Yesterday that she had read the play and would have several suggestions and criticisms to make today. "I am always glad to meet students who are interested in the stage," she declared, "and I am most happy to assist them in every way I can. I have heard of former Harvard Dramatic Club Productions, how thoroughly and artistically they are staged, and I am looking forward with a great deal of pleasure to assisting the direction of "The Watched...
...shall create a group of professors to assist him!" cried...
...Would not consider remaining in America even for Saki" was the characteristic telegram sent by G. B. Shaw to the Harvard Dramatic Club late last night in reply to that organization's recent proposal that he assist in the direction of the spring production, "The Watched Pot," by "Saki" (B. H. Munro). This message bearing his final decision was sent from the Metropolitan Opera House after his address last night. The offer was made by the Executive Committee in the hopes that Shaw, who was a close friend of Saki before the war, might agree to help coach the production...
...recent years, the CRIMSON has undertaken to assist in this task of liaison between the administration and the student body. But there is present in this role the danger of confusing the acts of the right hand with those of the left: the left passes down from the rostrum the official advice about undergraduate activities; the right ventures to deliver to the rostrum undergraduate criticisms of the conduct of one part of the University or another. Several of the articles in the series on concentration seem ignorant of their proper role. They endeavor to hand on the freshman a representation...