Word: chosen
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...sane and strongly American declaration. For ours, after all, is a government by discussion, not a government by ukase; a government of delegated powers, not a government by divine right; a government of three separate branches, not a government of absolutism. Here the people are citizens, not subjects; their chosen leaders are their servants, not their masters. Here the only sovereign is the people, and their deliberate will the ultimate law of the land. Boston Transcript...
...result of the competition for business manager of the 1922 debating team the following three men were chosen, subject to the approval of the Debating Council: R. A. Ehrlich, manager; Maurice Davis, assistant manager; Leon Dupriez, second assistant manager...
...final trials for the Freshman debating teams that will represent 1922 in the annual triangular debate Monday, nine men were chosen. The negative team which will meet Princeton in Sanders Theatre, as appointed last night, will consist of E. D. Hutchinson, W. B. Leach, Jr., G. P. Bickford, Jr., and S. A. Rosenblatt, alternate. The three men composing the affirmative team which will compete against Yale at the same time in New Haven follows: J. E. Lumbard, Jr., D. Hettleman, R. P. Hoagland, Jr., and alternates, R. K. Stretch and B. F. Jones...
...Square. The regular magazine is intended by its editors to fill the place of the old Monthly which ceased publication some years ago. There is to be no board of editors announced, except the business staff, the main principle of the publication being that no board shall be chosen until men of proved ability can be selected. A business staff, with W. F. Davidson '20 and Alan Burroughs '20 temporarily at the head, is to take charge of the publication of the paper, the articles being obtained by contribution. A few men of recognized ability will later be selected from...
...several members of the English Department, among them Mr. T. L. Hood '08, who has an article in the present issue, and Mr. B. H. Lehman, who wrote the criticism in this issue of the CRIMSON. Contributions are open from all members of the University and Radcliffe, articles being chosen for publication on the grounds of literary merit...