Word: expectant
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...there are about a hundred orders for buttons, each with its thirty cents (30c.) accompanying it, which have been calmly waiting since the last week in October for the committee to attend to when it found the time. Of course, I realize that it is too much to expect the committee to devote any time during the stirring days of the football season to such a trivial matter as the filling of orders for buttons, but it does seem as if in the six weeks since then the members might have sacrificed a little time from their scholarly pursuits...
...laid down by the committee: A name appearing on more than one application will cause each application affected to be thrown out. In making application, a man pledges himself to abide by the allotment of the committee. Only men who entered College with the class of 1915, or who expect to graduate with it, may make application. Any man who is in doubt as to his classification should have his name verified by the chairman of the committee. The committee is sending out return postal cards which are to be filled out and remailed, in order that the necessary arrangements...
...Sophomore debating team, arguing the negative of the question: "Resolved, That all elective state and municipal officials (expect judges) be subject to the recall," won the interclass championship in the final debate with the Juniors last evening...
...which was to have been held tonight, has been postponed to next Monday night. It will take place in the New Lecture Hall at 8 o'clock. The Juniors will have the affirmative and the Sophomores the negative of the question: *Resolved, that all elective state and municipal officials (expect judges) be subject to the recall...
...third party to old the balance of power must be situated between the others, and this is not the case with Socialism, Mr. Walling concluded his remarks by stating the position Socialism. Mr. Walling concluded his remarks by stating the position Socialists should take. As they cannot at present expect to exert any material influence themselves, they should support the Progressive party, which represents more nearly than the others the tendency towards a socialistic state. When the condition of "partial collectivism" advocated by the Progressives has been reached it will be time to set themselves up as an independent power