Word: furnishers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...students to have spent two uninterrupted years in steady accumulation and assimilation of the ground-work of the law. That process of laying the foundations is usually felt to be interesting though hard; but it is generally considered exceedingly irksome by the third year. A thesis course would furnish at least a partial vent to this feeling of heavy monotony...
...considered in relation to the natural environment. Because of this scope, the subject can be approached from diverse angles. All the activities of man may be considered region by region, or the different aspects of man's economic social, or political life in a given locality may furnish the basis of approach...
Some weeks ago the Harvard Dramatic Club announced a play writing contest open to all members of the University. The best play submitted, should it prove satisfactory, is to be rewarded by production. The Dramatic Club hopes that such a contest will not only furnish incentive to talented students to write plays, but will indicate to the English Department, by the response shown the competition, the need for courses in play writing and allied fields...
...recognition of Russia and the establishment of trade with her. Russia is a great potential market, and we need all the markets we can get. It it true that a modernized, self-supporting Russia would compete with us in many fields, but it is also true that she would furnish us with a greater market in more fields. The United States must assume henceforth that her well-being is based upon that of her neighbors. Further, the more American trained workers we send to Russia, the more quickly Russia's Communism will be broken down, for the Russians will...
...annual March dance to be held at Dunster House Friday night, Gil White and his Royal Ambassadors have been secured to furnish music for dancing. At the same time a list of ushers was announced. They will be: Karl Adams, Jr. '33, W. F. Draper '35, W. H. Horwitz '34, Vincent Palmer '35, H. G. Pearson, Jr. '34, R. C. Phillips '34 in addition to members of the House Committee...