Word: ens
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...already in store in Shanghai which must first be disposed of before the abolition should become effective, otherwise they would lose the several million dollars involved, and the action of the Chinese government, a pagan government if you will, who replied, "Very well then, we will buy the opium en bloc from you and burn it." Which they...
From Thursday, March 9, to Saturday, March 11, the annual convention of the Association of College and University Unions will be held at the Union. Fifteen delegates from as many colleges, members of the Association, will be en- tertained, during their stay here, as guests of the University. Mr. William J. Burns, Chief of the United States Secret Service Bureau, and Captain Daniel MacKay, formerly of the Canadian Royal Northwest Mounted Police, will both address members of the Union some time in March. The date of the Glee Club concert at the Union has not yet been fixed, but will...
Courses for American students and teachers in French Universities, including tours in France, for this summer have been organized by the Comite des Voyages d'Etudes en France, in cooperation with the Campagnie Francaise du Tourisme. The purpose of these trips, which will require about ten weeks, is to offer an opportunity for American students and teachers to study in French Universities and to travel in France at a minimum cost...
...recent article in the New York Tribune discusses the matter very clearly. Take, for instance, the news item of the arrival of two Russian couples, each with a baby less than a year old. The babies had both been born in Constantinople, while the families were en route to America. The Russian quota was not complete, the Turkish was; hence the parents were eligible to enter, but the babies would have to be deported. As the case of the seventy-one year old peasant who was sent back to Europe, although his son and daughter, amply able to care...
Lieutenant Envin was a first lieutenant in the French army, was badly wounded at Beausejour and lost his eye-sight. Since then, however, he has gone on with his studies and has won the degrees of licencie-en-lettres and licencie-en-droit. He is at present the holder of the fellowship annually awarded to a young Frenchman in memory of Victor E. Chapman '13, who was killed in action while flying over Verdun...