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Dates: during 1910-1919
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More men are needed to usher at the Yale game Saturday. Men who usher will have the privilege of seeing the entire game free of charge. The usual rule relative to personal occupancy of seats has been waived for all ushers. As a result ushers may disposed of their tickets in any way, provided they do not sell them at a premium. Applicants may sign up today at Leavitt & Peirce's, the H. A. A. or Phillips Brooks House. The complete list will appear in Friday morning CRIMSON...
...Japanese goods. In the vacation period the students went out through the country urging the manufacture of those goods in China. Their suggestions found great support, and they made a number of new demands. The government granted nearly all of the demands, including the demand for a guarantee of free speech...
...sounds fine," said an undergraduate; "self-sacrifice and all that. They started something like that down at Princeton, didn't they? But you know America is a free country. By the way," he added, "we're going to break up a meeting tonight. Come with...
...Yale game will in all cases receive the full number of tickets for which they have applied. The rule regarding personal occupancy of seats will, of course, be inoperative in the case of ushers. Any man in the University is entitled to apply for an ushership, which entails free admission to the game. More men are needed and application may be made before Wednesday of this week at Leavitt & Peirce's, the H. A. A., or the Phillips Brooks House. The full list of ushers will be published in the CRIMSON on Friday...
...stationed at Archangel--have mutinied. They are engaged in carrying out an essentially un-American policy--that of armed intervention in a country against which the United States has not declared war. America stands for the principle of self-determination; America stands by the policy of a full and free development for the Russian people, unhampered by outside interference--a policy which you, Mr. President, announced. In this matter you may have changed your mind, but America...