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To the English audience this was the proper time to cry "Hear, hear," in low, carefully modulated tone. With rising tone General Dawes continued: "As American Ambassador I come frequently into contact with certain traveled Britons and Americans who are continual purveyors of the trivial and the irritating in international...
Tennis is the most popular Spring sport at Harvard. There is, however, a continual shortage of courts, which is aggravated for Harvard men by the large number of outside players allowed to use them. Members of the University are, indeed, given a certain degree of preference at Jarvis and Divinity...
Verano, the dry, summer season of Spanish-America, left its mark in parched river beds and many leafless trees, some bearing weird green fruits, others ablaze with blossoms, yellow, white or pink. These conditions in the lowlands made plant hunting not as favorable as in the hills, for there vegetation...
"When these unemployment situations come along, workers are simply turned adrift. Men should earn money, not have it doled out to them.* But unless employers change their tactics toward the Unions, we shall face either Federal unemployment insurance [i.e. the dole] to care for the jobless or have a revolution...
In the forward line five lettermen return three of whom saw continual service throughout the season. Wood, Garrison, and Stubbs of the first two lines will be back to form an offensive nucleus, while both Everett and Martin from the third line return. Everett scored the first Harvard goal in...