Word: conflictingly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Dunster House registers an innovation for its buffet supper dance, to be given in conflict with the affairs of three other houses after the Dartmouth game, October 26. The revelry, from 5.30 to 8.30 o'clock, will be open to all undergraduates, and all members of the other houses will, for the first time, be able to sign not only the regular interhouse slips, but also interhouse guest slips for their escorts. The price of the dance is $.75 for stag or couple...
...increasingly involved, and appears ready to meet the challenge. France must follow suit; she cannot forsake her ally now, and expect support later when Hitler, pressed by economic necessity, starts his drive towards pan-Germanism. Open British and French opposition will bring Italy and Germany together. Whether the African conflict can be localized or not, the larger conflict can be avoided only by complete economic collapse...
...once as a good fight reporter must. "What impresses one particularly is the amazing morale of these classic-featured, bushy-haired black men. . . . So eager to fight are the Ethiopian lions that the Emperor is able only with difficulty to restrain them from attacking the Italians and precipitating the conflict...
...other hand this form of League "mandate" to Italy would cut off Ethiopia's Emperor from all help by the Great Powers and should, so Geneva statesmen said, "shorten the war." This they felt would be something gained, adding that the League would also have "localized the conflict outside of Europe...
...compared with the great post-War novels on the same subject. Subtitled "The Days of Ignorance," it is an exhaustive 500-page picture of upper-class Europe in the decades before the War, with particular emphasis on those forces within society that were even then laying the ground for conflict. The emotional life of Julian Bern, precociously intelligent son of an English consul in Italy, began with a love affair with Zena, a Russian princess, whose noble family, perverse, gifted, incredibly wealthy, gave evidence of the fatal decadence of Russian rulers. One of Zena's aunts, under the influence...