Word: expected
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...eradicate the causes of war, how is it to be successful? The parties to the Conference must realize that if we are to have permanent peace, each nation must be willing to sacrifice its own interests to a certain extent for that end. The United States, for example, cannot expect France to lay down its arms unless it has some guarantee against the to her very real threat of Germany. In other words, there must be some binding agreement among the nations which will make aggression on the part of any single nation mean the opposition...
...read two such books as "The Fight for the Republic in China" by B. L. Putman Weale (pen name of Bortram Lenox-Simpson) and "China, Japan, and Korea" by J. O. P. Bland to learn how doctors disagree over this enfeebled and turbulent patient. No one can reasonably expect all her ills to be cured at this Conference; but there is good reason for expecting something to be done to alleviate them and even more to minimize the danger which they are to peace and justice among other countries...
...They should state what aid they have received, or expect to received, from the College...
...knowledge there has been absolutely no official notice of the impending deprivation. As it is, a great many men have been put into a very embarrassing position. Before a big event like the Yale game, when many men have invited friends from a distance, is it fair to expect them to cancel their invitation on a scant five days notice? PHILIP WALKER...
Freshmen who read this morning's CRIMSON will discover that they are about to be advised again; this time by especially appointed upperclassmen. Being Freshmen they will not be unduly thrilled at the prospect, and if they have friends ahead of them they will not expect to be at all troubled by their advisors...