Word: favorably
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...contributed many articles on that subject to Hungarian, French, German, English, and American magazines. In recent lectures and in interviews for the papers Count Apponyl has advocated the Universal Peace Movement and in nearly all his speeches in this country has tried to arouse sentiment in its favor. Although Count Apponyl will take as his specific topic Hungary and her relationship with Austria, he will confine his address largely to the discussion of universal peace. The lecture will be open only to members of the University...
...operation is the very essence of success in any such enterprise as the present one, especially where everything is voluntary on both sides. The acceptance of the invitation was not a mere favor; it imposed a moral obligation to live up to one's word, to do that which shall make these weekly discussions--which, by the way, last but one hour and will be held weekly up to the 'April vacation only--a source of mutual benefit. The class meet this evening in the Parlor of Books House at 7.30. E. ANGELL...
...this late date, especially as the blanks were sent out sufficiently long ago to permit every man to attend to them. The first class report will appear next fall. The compilation of this report is based largely on the Class Lives. Members of 1911 will confer a great favor on the class, as well as a great benefit to themselves, by giving immediate attention to this matter. J. A. SWEETSER, Secretary...
...Hungarian constitutional law and has been a contributor on the subject to magazines in Europe and America. He is also, although he has been attacked on that account, an advocate of the Peace Movement and in his speeches in this country has usually tried to arouse sentiment in its favor...
...intercollegiate track games will be held at Soldiers Field on Friday and Saturday, May 26 and 27. This decision was reached at the meeting of the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America, held Saturday at the Waldorf-Astoria, New York. The vote resulted 11 to 6 in favor of Soldiers Field. Syracuse University, which was indorsed by the last annual meeting of the association and considered by a meeting of the executive board held Friday night, as a place for the meet, was rejected because of certain objectionable peculiarities of its track...