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Crisis Unto Crisis. This was the situation faced by President Johnson. He had already ordered Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz to try to negotiate a strike postponement. Wirtz made little headway. Johnson hereupon summoned management and labor negotiators to the White House. There, in the Cabinet Room, he read a prepared statement: "Although this railroad crisis has gone on for over four years, it has now been brought to a crisis stage with less than 48 hours available for last-ditch collective bargaining. This does not give the bargaining process a fair chance. It does not give the country...
...ball was first given to 1923 midfield. In four rushes they could gain only five yards through the heavy University line. Hereupon the ball was again given to the Freshmen on the University five-yard mark. They were told to "put it over." The University line held and forced 1923 to give up the ball. Seeing that the Freshmen could not break through the University line, the ball was given to Coach Fisher's men on the 30-yard line. Attempts to break through failed, so they punted; 1923 likewise punted, and the University carried the ball back to their...
...Illustrated" offered little promise of winning approval. Both these solutions, despite minor differences, amounted to the substitution of a system of half-courses in French or German (not counting towards a degree) for probation as the penalty for flunking the orals. The representatives of the Student Council hereupon requested of President Lowell that, inasmuch as some modification of the penalty system was critically urgent, he should suggest some modification that would be more acceptable to the Faculty than that emanating from the Council. The interviews and correspondence which followed must be passed over, but suffice it to say that...
...computed on the same two thirds basis, and the books showed that $2150 was to be divided among 621 members. This fall it was found that the stock had increased, and that although the full dividends could be paid, it would be safer to cut it down. A motion hereupon was made to declare a dividend amounting to 80 per cent. of the amounts already computed, and was passed without any opposition. The business of the society, Professor Ames declared to be in a very satisfactory condition. Last year the business transacted amounted to over $65,000, and as matters...
...Hereupon the T. F. was inclined to be wroth at not being recognized at once, but recollecting that the stranger could hardly be expected to detect the embryo Soph at a glance, he choked down his wrath, and calmly said...