Word: furnishers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...pageantry of the reunions comes today when the classes appear in their distinctive uniforms in the Stadium The Class of 1924, clad in Tyrolean costumes, is expected to furnish color for the parade...
...President Dodds last week, "and we'll furnish the boys." Princeton has been getting ready for four years. Its School of Public & International Affairs was launched in 1930, with Harold Dodds as administrative chairman. Its present husky, genial Director is DeWitt Clinton Poole, 48, author of The Conduct of Foreign Relations under Modern Democratic Conditions, which he wrote from long experience as a U. S. diplomat in Paris, Berlin, Moscow, Petrograd, Cape Town. An administrative unit, the School embraces the College Departments of Politics, Economics, History and Modern Languages. It has upped enrollment every year, this year reached...
...Hanfstaengl's attendance at the class reunion was confirmed, stated that he would receive the same welcome as any other member of the Class of 1909 returning to the 25th reunion. Although no definite announcement has been made concerning the protection from demonstrations and violence that Harvard would furnish Hanfstaengl, it was understood that certain precautionary measures will be taken...
Vanderbilt, one of the Yale Colleges, will furnish the opposition for the Angler oarsmen in the races which will be run off at Derby, Connecticut; and according to all reports, they are going to prove a tough nut to crack. As champions of the Elis, they cleaned up everything in their regatta held several days...
...something pathetic in the insistence of the old guard in the sacredness of the Constitution, Like the Washington myth, it dies hard, and becomes an article of faith, not of reason. Seemingly no logic can reveal the Constitution for what is is: a document designed by the Fathers to furnish a working code of government, but which, being framed in an emergency one hundred and fifty years ago, as the Senator himself admits, is admittedly an imperfect instrument and subject, like all the works of man, to the wear and tear of circumstance. Although it may be true that permitting...