Word: germane
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...German A, Wednesday, September 26, New Lecture Hall...
...Geology 4, Geol. Mus. Lect. Rm. Geology 10, Pierce 103 Geology 11, Sept. 27, 2.30 P. M., Pierce 107 Geology 12, Sept. 26, 2.30 P. M., Geol. Mus. 24 Geology 16, Geol. Mus. 23 Geology 17, Rotch Bldg. Geology 18a, Sept. 26, 4.30 P. M., Min. Lect. Rm. German B, F, Sever A German 1aI, Sept. 26, 9 A. M., Sever 2 German 1a,II, III, Sept. 26, 10 A. M., Sever 6 German 1b, 1c, Sever 32 German 2a, 12a, 21, Emerson H German 2bI, Sever 17 German 2bII, Sever 36 German 3, 26a, Sever 6 German...
Students who wish to take the special oral examination to test their power to translate either French or German must notify the Recorder in writing on or before Thursday, September...
...class, relying on the weakening power of Government to quell internal disorder, have an ugly sound. Public speakers are somewhat inclined to wax grandiloquent in the rostrum or over the after-dinner coffee and cigars, dreaming that their words make the nation shake. The newspapers are the German papers, which still consider themselves aggrieved, and continue to cry out against "perfidious Albion," who is our ally. But it is not pro-Germans alone who, by word, are striving to prevent our full effort...
...strange to many men that the President continues to mark a definite line between the German government and the German people, as though that powerful people were burdened like any group of serfs with a government which held them in close subjugation. Some months ago we could blithely believe that, and pity those seventy millions who were bound so harshly by Junkertum to the wheel of war. But the history of the world as man constitutes it shows that a like view is fallacious. No cabal of autocratic rulers could have forced a nation, either by lies or threats...