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...justice to make known their names. He offered, however, to turn the entire evidence over to a Committee of the House, if that body stood on its Constitutional right to punish its members for disorderly behavior or to expel such members. The Judiciary Committee of the House decided to await the regular course of justice. Meanwhile, the two members involved came forward and identified themselves. John Wesley Langley, Republican of Kentucky, rose on a question of personal privilege and declared: "A reputable morning newspaper contains my name, and in substance the statement that I was. one of those who would...
...gives a vivid picture of actual college life, it justifies itself. If it amuses anyone besides its writer, then it is successful in proportion. In any case, any work by young writers is worth encouraging, and if the work deserves praise, so much the better. The University will await the appearance of "Confusion" with genuine interest...
...undergraduate paper to attempt to recommend what those changes should be would be presumptuous. But within its province does lie the suggesting of issues and the expression of opinion looking towards a system which will meet, in the best spirit of education and democracy the problems which await the colleges within the next generation. Such suggestions and opinions can, however, be of permanent value if offered as parts of one consistent scheme. To follow a figure formerly used, planks can be of real value only if serving as part of a structure, or of at least a scaffolding. Some such...
...announced by the U. S. State Department that "the accrediting of a Minister will await the decision by Greece of the constitutional question which Greece is understood to have under consideration...
Thousands of Germans and their families have been driven from home; more than 2,000 prisoners still await their liberation. Crimes laid to their door were obedience to the laws of their land and loyalty to their country...