Word: covered
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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This year one tour has been arranged which will include Italy, another which is to take in France, and a third, an Art Students' Tour, has been particularly designed to cover the great galleries, churches, and palaces of Europe, including Belgium, Holland, and England...
...University in Print"?350 small books, bound in heavy card cover stock, to sell at present for 5 cents the volume?is truly remarkable. The typography is not like that of the Oxford Press, but it is legible. The paper is fair. And the books themselves, in general, are unimpeachable, for they include many of the best known classics. On most of them, of course, the author's copyright has expired, so Mr. Haldeman-Julius does not have to bother about paying royalties. At this very moment he has three million of these books in stock...
...Dean W. L. Sperry of the Theological School; Dr. A. H. Gray of Glasgow, Scotland; Dr. H. S. Coffin '00 of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, and Dr. H. E. Fosdick. In addition to the addresses by these men and others, there will be discussion groups which will cover not only questions of personal religion but also national and international problems...
...What is a Puritan?" With great emphasis we are told that the Puritan is "an iconoclast, an image-breaker". "Puritanism is an urgent exploring and creative spirit." It seems that Professor Sherman struck a snag somewhere. Would not his definition cover the men whose work he finds harmful to the formation of a real American literature? Cannot these writers insist that their "vision of the good life" is as adequate as that advance by Emerson and Whitman...
...this, the next one, to enter the League of Nations either with or without reservations. The membership in the University branch of this organization has already reached about 100, and more will be enrolled at the meeting tomorrow night. A membership fee of one dollar will cover dues for the remainder of the college course and will include subscription to a Bulletin which will be sent every two weeks. Plans are being laid for greater activity in the form of dinners and special speeches next fall. The Executive and Advisory Councils are as follows...