Word: complainants
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...personal conferences with graduates for those men interested in receiving more specific information or advice This evening in the Union President Lowell will start the active campaign of the year in his talk on the "Choice of a Career." In the past the undergraduate has had a right to complain that the College was not helping him directly in his most difficult problem. His criticism is being met and in the future his complaints will elicit no sympathy. Tonight he will have the very opportunity which he has been demanding--the opportunity to hear from a man eminently qualified...
...their own countrymen. Still, it would hardly be pleasant to contemplate a triumph in economic theory which might seriously affect profitable trade which we flow enjoy in wheat cotton, and other raw materials. Since the passage of the Frozenly Tariff the United States is hardly in a position to complain much over unreasonable duties. Consequently it seems that Americans must stand by and observer, with the constant hope that some important dominion will frustrate that whole scheme...
...still to be played and Harvard will never forget that the Yale game is the last on the schedule. When November twenty-fourth arrives "there is almost no chance" as the Yale News remarks rather ironically "of Harvard's being indifferent". In the past Yale has not had to complain of Harvard indifference on the football field, and, in view of the records of the two teams, it is rather unlikely that the Crimson will be so confident after its victory on Saturday as to be "indifferent" this year...
...British lines complain, with some show of reason, that the United States Lines are putting an injustice upon the immigrants. The United States Lines have withdrawn from the registration bureau and accordingly the British lines have no means of knowing how many immigrants the United States Lines will carry in a given month?cannot judge how nearly the quota is full. Therefore an excess of immigrants may be brought to this country, will have sold their homes, and may have to return with consequent hardships...
...Five unarmed Fascisti routed them; but in their flight they came upon a Fascist washing himself in a fountain. They " killed him like a dog." " The next morning," continued Guinta, " your Communist newspaper, Il Lavoratore, dared to approve this revolting action as if it had been meritorious. Do not complain, Deputy Bombacci, if your newspaper was suspended. The next time we will suppress it altogether...