Word: assists
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...joint concert on Friday night at 8.45 o'clock in Sanders Theatre of the Harvard and Yale Glee Clubs, the Pierian Sodality will assist with the following numbers, played as the seventh feature on the program...
Foreign Loans. For the development of corporate and civic enterprises-largely waterpower, paper and cement activities-and to assist the stabilization of foreign currencies, U. S. bankers loaned to Europe and the Far East $1,318,700,000 for the ten months ending Oct. 31-more than was negotiated for the entire year of 1926. Wendell E. Thorne, financial expert of the Department of Commerce, who announced the total in Washington last week, forecasted that at the conclusion of this year U. S. loans abroad would aggregate $12,500,000,000. To Whom. To Germany was advanced...
...certain extent every college man whose parents are supporting him is a parasite. True the investment will double or triple eventually; but for the time he is absolutely worthless to anyone but himself. And this at a time when he could assist as no other human; when he could be of infinitely more value than his own father in certain fields of welfare work. He can be of more value by lending himself to the needs of a boys' club now than he can by a fat donation in 1948. He can coach a basketball team or referee a game...
...permit. All day long 50,000 census takers, accompanied by police and soldiers, counted heads, took names, ages, religions, professions, native languages spoken, examined for health and applied simple educational tests, while the suspicious populace, quietly submitting to the inquisition, wondered if all the counting of heads was to assist the taxgatherer in his unwelcome rounds...
...Union on Wednesday evening, it was announced by J. J. Faggiano '28, president of the club, that this year for the first time the Circolo will present a play in Italian. It will be given some time in January, probably in Boston. Professor George La Piana will assist in producing this piece and may coach the production. No play has as yet been definitely chosen, but it is understood that the officers of the Circolo are considering a play by the Italian playwright Pirandelli...