Word: doubt
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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There can be no doubt that under some circumstances disciplinary action is justifiable. If the Advocate or the CRIMSON should deliberately misrepresent fact, the College must possess protection. If the Lampoon should fail to keep within moral limits, which are its standard, the College must again have protection...
What is more important in the present situation is the method of attack followed by University Hall. There can be no doubt but that the action of the trustees bore considerable connection with official opinion. A statement from Mr. Woodward, secretary to President Conant, however, said that the University "has taken no action." It is clear that the University was thus at fault on two scores; first, they did not accept responsibility for an action which they had instigated, and secondly, they did not deal directly with the students concerned...
...doubt there are some people in this State who still go to New York and possibly to Paris to buy their clothes. We don't. We buy them and everything we need and want right here in San Francisco. Mrs. Norris gets all her dresses, hats and personal clothing at either I. Magnin & Co. or at Ransohoff's. Gentlemen, close our account...
Liberia. There is no doubt that most British civil servants would like to see some European country administering Liberia. Founded 114 years ago with U. S. help as a home for liberated slaves. Liberia has become the scandal and pesthouse of West Africa. Slavery is rampant in the interior, so is malaria. Both have made inroads in neighboring British and French territory, but the only respectable firm that has ever made serious inroads in Liberia is Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. of Akron, Ohio. Many times in recent years there have been delicate hints that the League of Nations would...
...outcome was never in doubt. The Yearlings took the lead in the first inning with two tallies, scored two more in the fourth, and clinched the game in the seventh with three runs. Andover was held scoreless by David Shean and Lee until the seventh. The Academy had little trouble making hits, but Harvard double plays cut their chances of scoring...