Word: holding
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Present indications point to an even lower contribution this year with one third of the student body making no donation whatever. Poverty is not to blame for this apathy, for there is scarcely a single undergraduate who cannot afford at least a dollar. And even students who hold themselves aloof from college obligations should remember that they have a duty as citizens and that the Council's appeal is the only plea they will receive from the Red Cross, the Salvation Army and other allied charities rendering such yeoman service in these troubled times...
William Y. Elliot, professor of Government; Charles A. Bliss, of the School of Business Administration; and Willi Apel, lecturer of Music, will hold groups for those interested in their respective subjects...
College authorities, acting on an investigation of campus publications conducted during the spring term, seek to regulate the "Dartmouth" through the appointment of an Alumni Trustee who would supervise the work of the paper's editors and business managers. Under this plan the trustee appointed would hold a controlling share of the publication's corporate stock, which is at present held jointly by the editor-in-chief and the business manager and is handed down to their successors each June...
...hour a day basis. It was near here, that several Sudetens aired their minds on their side of the picture. "We don't necessarily want to become part of Germany," said one, "all we want is local autonomy. The Czechs won't let us do anything. We can't hold government posts and they force us to learn Czech in school, although we only speak German...
Opening its season, the Glee Club will hold entrance trials Wednesday and Thursday nights this week in Sever 11. The first regular rehearsal will be Monday, October 3. Last year over 300 men signed up for the Club, of whom 237 were retained after the November quartet trials...