Word: excepts
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...death of former President Woodrow Wilson has called forth such a storm of belated eulogy as few men have ever received. That praise which during his active life-time was so conspicuous by its rarity is now being poured out with a fulsome enthusiasm from all sides, except possibly from the Germans, who so materially benefited by his generosity and idealism at the Peace Conference...
...list of times and places of midyear examinations for today and tomorrow in the College and Engineering School is printed below. Examinations begin at 9.15, except a few announced for 2 o'clock. TODAY COLLEGE 9.15 A. M. Fine Arts 5e Widener Lib. Fine Arts 5f Fogg Mus. French 2 Prof. Whittem, 1 Emerson A Mr. Frakus, 9 Sever 35 Mr. Gifford, 5, 15 Emerson D Mr. Gilligan, 2, 8 Emerson J Mr. G. N. Lincoln, 3 Emerson F Mr. J. N. Lincoln, 4, 12 Emerson D Mr. Raiche, 10 Sever 36 Mr. Sexton, 11 Sever 24 Mr. Sexton...
...absorb new lines. But now the most likely small roads have been largely snapped up, although some still remain. There is, for example, the story in Wall Street that the Southern Pacific might take over the Rock Island. At any rate, many roads remain that are not greatly desired, except as a means to avoid presenting excess railway earnings to the Government...
...list of times and places of mid-year examinations for today and tomorrow in the College and Engineering School is printed below. Examinations begin at 9.15, except a few announced for 2 o'clock. TODAY COLLEGE 9.15 A. M. Chemistry 16 Sever 5 Comp. Literature 25 Emerson A Economics 41 Fogg Lect. Rm. Education C Lawrence 12 English 1 Balch to Hungerford Sever 17 Hurd to Purdy Sever 18 Baines to Zipf Sever 24 Fine Arts 1f Robinson Hall Geology 8 Sever 5 German 1a, I Sever 6 Government 19 Harvard 2 History B Sever 30 History 1 Mr. Artz...
...reality of political institutions he found in the hearts and minds of men. "Until a people thinks its government national," he wrote forty-five years ago, "it is not national." In the same way, he might have said later, there is nothing high in the purposes of any war, except in so far as the purposes of the men who are shaping its course and who are waging it are high. And so again, until people think a peaceful world is possible, there will be no lasting peace. The task of the statesman, then, is one of moral leadership...