Word: directe
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...year like next when the captain is quarterback it would be almost impossible. Further more, as long as coaches are graduates, as they all are here, why should they not tell a player on the sidelines how to meet a situation, as long as they do not direct the play or speak to a man while on the field, both of which are against the rules and are never done at Harvard. Besides, the coaches from the stands could size up the situation just as well as from the bench, and give instructions to a team between the halves...
...Bowers Prizes for Drawing, and Painting. A prize of $50 for the best painting in oil or water color made during the year in any of the courses in Fine Arts. A prize of $25 for the best drawing made direct from nature, of architectural, landscape, or figure subject, in any of the courses in Fine Arts during the year...
Professor Coolidge spent six-months in Russia where he acted as special representative and chief of the Liaison Division of the American Relief Administration. Though the work took him over several parts of the country, he spent most of his time in Moscow occupied in the direct relations between the Relief Administration and the Soviet Government. He was also in charge of the repatriation of the American citizens in Russia...
...summer's recess and set up a tight boycott which cost Japanese merchants four to five million dollars a day for a number of months and thus enabled China to win a victory against Japan without resort to arms, because they brought the merchant class of Japan in direct opposition to the militaristic aims of their own government...
...existence of any 'widespread misinterpretation of the meaning and mandate of the great Harding vote'. Every sign points to be existence of a general desire on the part of the American people for a League of Nations of some sort or another. Mr. Wilson has laid out a simple, direct and practical path towards the realization of permanent peace, and all we have to do is to accept it. It remains to be seen whether common sense will finally overcome pride...