Word: delayed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Less than half of the Senior class have turned in their life blanks to the 1920 Photograph Committee. In order that the Senior Album may get to press without delay it is necessary that these blanks should be returned as soon as possible; not later than March...
Although he outlines the causes behind our apparent reluctance to enter the League of Nations, one feels Lord Grey believes these causes to be inevitable as a result of our history and institutions, not that they are inherently right. He outlines causes for the delay and points out that the majority of the American people are impatient for action...
...Great Britain and the Allied countries there is naturally impatience and disappointment at the delay of the United States in ratifying the Peace Treaty and the covenant of the League of Nations. It is perhaps not so generally recognized here that there is also impatience and disappointment in the United States. Nowhere is the impasse caused by the deadlock between the President and the Senate more keenly regretted than in the United States, where there is a strong and even urgent desire in the public opinion to see a way out of that impasse found which will be both honorable...
Students who subscribed for Registers without paying are advised to purchase their copies from one of the agencies mentioned above and thus avoid the delay incident to delivery to their rooms...
...Three months is, however, the very shortest period and and it presupposes that the Council reports a day or two after assuming jurisdiction of the critical dispute. But the Council is not obliged to report for six months and it certainly will take advantage of this longer period. The delay period of nine months will always be taken advantage of by the Council if the dispute is of an acute nature...