Word: extended
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...final schedule of mid-year make-up examinations is announced today by the College Office. Beginning Monday April 26, they will continue daily through Friday, May 7. All examinations will be held in Sever 35 and 36 at 2 P. M. By the regulations the examinations will not extend over three hours. There is a fee of three dollars for each make-up examination, to be paid in advance at the Bursar's Office. A student who is not in the examination room within five minutes after the hour appointed for the examination shall not be admitted without the permission...
...April Recess will extend from Sunday, April 18, to Saturday, April 24, inclusive. Every undergraduate is required to register after his last College exercise on Saturday, April 17, and also on Monday, April 26, between 9 A. M. and 1.30 P. M. College exercises will be held as usual on these days. The registration room is University 18, North Entry (second floor...
...fail to cover the insidious attacks upon the Government by the prevalent Red agitations. The Government has to provide for its own defeanse, and this propaganda is a direct attck on the Government, it has the right and is justified in defending itself. Freedom of speech does ot extend to attacks upon law and order, and thus any incitement to violence, by means of propaganda, must be suppresed...
...commerce, the motor truck has opened up great territories to business by means of good roads. Like arteries these highways now pulse with the flow of commerce which feed and strengthen the life blood of the nation. Airplanes will extend by their swiftness of travel, these commercial territories,--requiring only terminal landing fields instead of the expensive communicating highways. This means of communication will increase real estate values, save huge sums where time is money, and will multiply one resource of that nation that intelligently develop...
...Post after its establishment be restricted to persons connected with the University. Col. Logan, however, ruled that no restriction of this sort would be advisable and accordingly the charter was issued without any restrictions as to membership. It is expected that no effort will be made to extend the membership of the post beyond the University in order to avoid any possibility of duplication with other Cambridge posts...