Word: expected
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...affairs would not give him sufficient time to keep in touch with the rowing here, Mr. Herrick would undertake the work of Chairman and advisor. It is hoped that Mr. Herrick will be able to keep in close touch with the crews during the season, but he does not expect to do much, if any, active coaching...
Answering therefore the question of independence, it can be said that what the United States has promised is not independence but stability; that everybody--Filipino, American, or foreigner--who lives or has interests in the Philippine Islands, has a right to expect that whatever course the United States pursues stability is assured. He should believe that justice, freedom and good order will prevail in the Islands and that no step looking toward independence of the Islands will be taken until the Filipinos themselves are protected against the evils which would unquestionably follow a lack of stability in their governmental institutions...
From the graduate students the response has not been as great as was expected in view of the first returns, which were very promising. Collectors have reported that some graduate students in the dormitories still expect to be canvassed by graduates. As was stated in yesterday's CRIMSON the undergraduates are covering all the College buildings, while the graduates, almost without exception, are working outside of them...
...this afternoon, and at the same time on Friday and Wednesday of next week. All men will take part in this preliminary practice without being divided into classes. Men in doubt as to their class standing should come out and they will be assigned to the class they expect to join...
...been prompt and rigid a year ago, and if the people had been warned, and had accepted the warning, that there would be a general decline of prizes, the present condition would not exist. Last year, whether intentionally or not, the farmers of the country were led to expect that the prices which were in effect at that time would continue through the present year, and as a result, they paid prices for their labor and material which would allow them a profit only if these pirces did continue. Now, however, the nations of Europe cannot afford...