Word: attempting
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...spectacular exhibit is to be held in the new Technology buildings upon their completion in June. This exhibit, "Fifty Years of Technology," has been arranged under the direction of Mr. J. P. Munroe of Technology, and will attempt to show in display Technology's progress during the last half-century...
...communication published yesterday in your columns a feeble attempt was made to show that the vote to be taken today in regard to the Union is not on compulsion, but on the value of the Union to the college. Now the fact of the matter is that the vote is on both of these issues. For the vote today will decide whether or not the majority of undergraduates consider the Union of so much value to the college that those who do not believe in its value shall be compelled, against their will, to support it. If the majority...
Journalistic courtesy forbids a forecast of the result of the contest, as any attempt would necessarily be insulting to the Lampoon. The facts of the encounter will speak for themselves, and for the CRIMSON. It is enough to say that the CRIMSON will furnish the refreshments and the Lampoon the amusement...
...matter of such importance to the College, we sincerely hope that the indifference of departing Seniors or the hopeful ignorance of incoming Freshmen will not lead to favorable votes on so undesirable an attempt to preserve a private institution at the expense of the undergraduate purse, and in violation of the rights, for in this case they are rights, of the individual. E. A. LEROY, JR., '16. L. P. MANSFIELD '16. G. H. SHAW 1G. H. L. M. COLE...
...While at present no attempt to standardize the instruction in international law is made, the following recommendations are approved: In the teaching of international law emphasis should be laid on the positive nature of the subject and the definiteness of the rules. In order to emphasize the positive character of international law, the widest possible use should be made of cases and concrete facts in international experience. In the teaching of international law care should be exercised to distinguish the accepted rules of international law from questions of international policy. In a general course in international law, the practice...