Word: cues
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...finished in the University meet as follows: Tibbetts (H), Swede (H), Corbin (S), Ryan (H), Maddan (S), Gordon (H), Cue (S), Donnell (S), Grossman (H), Kobes (H), Perkins (H), Jackson...
...speculation ever since it was written in 1888. A well-known magazine conducted an extensive inquiry as to its author, and many men have claimed to have signed the initials "E. L. T." which appeared under the poem in the San Francisco Examiner. Mr. Hopper, while waiting his cue as "Colonel Popoff" in "The Chocolate Soldier", explained the true authorship to the CRIMSON reporter...
What would he say to the passage of the Immigration Bill? Would he take his cue from Japanese Ambassador Hanihara (TIME, April 21, NATIONAL AFFAIRS) and make "veiled threats?" Would he castigate the U. S. Congressmen for their unfeeling attitude toward thousands of expectant Italians? Would he discourse upon the injured dignity of his country? He was known to be deeply and personally interested in Italian immigration to the U. S., he had even worked out a selective system, whereby Italian farm laborers would be sent from Italy to supply the shortage...
...NEXT ROOM-Engaging mystery melodrama takes its polite cue from the elegant furniture...
...this active propaganda, Italy has taken her cue from Spain, where King Alfonso announced his intention of promoting Latin influence in South America. Latinism is in the field to compete with Anglo-Saxon commerce and culture. On the whole, the effort is one to be thankful for. The competition will rouse the business men of America to new activity. It will probably tend to make the American and the English the "Angle-Saxon" elements combine. And after all, it simply proves the value of American business methods...