Word: hostings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...quick, pleasing appeal is the plan of the Harvard Club of Boston to play host to the Yale Club of Boston at a special dinner which will be held in Harvard Hall on the night of Oct. 30. There is the making of history in such an occasion. It stands, within long memory, as the first of its kind ever known here. To be sure, local alumni associations of friendly colleges finding themselves assembled for their annual dinners on the same night in different rooms of the same hotel or club-building in Boston, have often exchanged gifts of good...
...heads of the 55 states represented at the Assembly of the League of Nations had been invited?only those from the 27 countries broadly classifiable as "European"*. As a jovial host to these diplomatic neighbors M. Briand had unfolded a little further his imposing scheme for a "United States of Europe" (TIME, Sept...
...authorize him, he asked, to send a circu- lar memorandum and questionnaire to their governments, inviting collaboration and suggestions as to the form which a "United States of Europe" might finally take? It was little enough to ask ? after such a luncheon. Unanimously the guests voted as Host Briand wished?a mere gesture, but without something of the sort there could never begin to be a "United States of Europe...
...Britons who moved out last week were early birds, first of a host of evacuations which will keep moving all through the early winter. Cheerfully their bands blared "Tipperary," "John Brown's Body," and even "I Can't Give You Anything But Love?Baby!" But the Rhineland villagers and the citizens of Wiesbaden stood lowering, glum. Only at Koenigstein did the local mayor pay a grudging honest tribute...
Every Freshman is compelled to take some form of athletic exercise, but there is no compulsion to force him into any one of the host of non-academic, non-athletic pursuits which the University offers. Writers, tragic, comic, and journalistic, executives and managers, musicians and singers, actors, flyers, linguists, and riders of all sorts of hobby-horses can find a niche in the life of the college outside of the lecture room and athletic field...