Word: departments
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...sung at the Monseigneur for many moons. During the season of 1931-32 she has had her own night club in Paris, Chez les Clochards, where she has become even more popular than before. This club is located in a very historic old cellar in the Rue du Depart, off the Boulevard Edgar-Quinet, in Montparnasse...
...Vagabond's mind ran on until it reached the present. What could the inmates of a house plan upon departing leave behind them? What footprints on the sands of time? Would a man dare to touch the smooth serenity of a Dunster fireplace? Could he scrawl on H. A. Q. '32 upon a new white slab. Alas, what chance has any man to leave behind him a little unremembered act, to write his name upon the panels of the future? Such are the penalties of sophistication, such the trials of luxury. Men will come, remain, and depart like the seal...
What effect this veritable cry for peace will have on the faculties of our colleges and universities remains to be seen. Official boards, trustees, and presidents, though usually in favor of peace, often have a way of disregarding the wishes of their students when these depart from tradition or run counter to the ambition of vested military interests to use youth for their own purposes. But we are hopeful that this poll may stimulate teachers, especially, to keep on courageously with their task of freeing their institutions from the clutches of war ideology...
...first report will contain as much information about the graduates as can be gathered from these blanks, including all those who entered with the Class in 1931. This record is usually placed at the back of the paper-bound volume, and this year's report is not expected to depart from the set form. A short introductory foreword by the secretary will be followed by the treasurer's report for the year ending May, 1931, to be submitted by Clarence Douglas Dillon...
...past two years a stream of rumors regarding President Lowell's intentions has flowed almost as constantly as its various currents have been confused and conflicting. How distasteful this activity has seemed to the president himself is now clearly indicated by the fact that it has moved him to depart from his long-standing custom of silence regarding such matters, and to authorize the issue of an official denial. His attitude, we trust, will command the respect to which it is entitled...