Word: joined
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Arlington Street, Cambridge, was found shot dead in a studio apartment on Beacon Street tonight. The occupant, Miss Alice Tripp, 21, told police that Wilde, an acquaintance, shot himself in the right temple. Wilde was a member of the class of 1915 at Harvard, but abandoned his studies to join the Lafayette Escadrille for World War Service...
...Bishop Collins Denny (retired), these antiunionists pounded the racial angle for all it was worth. Stumping the South, 84-year-old Bishop Denny cried: "What are you going to do if eight or ten Negroes come and say, 'Here are our certificates, and we want to join your church?' There is no way to keep them out." Bishop Denny also argued against unity based upon Christ's words, There shall be one fold and one shepherd. Said he: "Certainly the one fold cannot be confined to Methodism. The good Lord had His work done for centuries before...
...Freshman. Likewise, it is his duty to be useful in college, by contributing somehow to its life; particularly does it fall upon him to develop a practical social philosophy which will anchor his outlook on the modern world and make his knowledge beneficial to the community he will later join...
...democratic basis. Archibald Roosevelt '40 was elected Chairman of the Policy Committee; Francis R. King '39 of the Publicity Committee; Malcolm Jonna '39 of the Membership Committee; and Robert Homans '40 of the Finance Committee. The new constitution was passed, providing for an opportunity for all who join to work on committees by next year. Their aim is to offer students favoring the present system of free private enterprise a chance to organize their opinions...
...Japanese Government feels less sure of Koreans than it does of Japanese, worries more about their exposure to Occidental influences. Increasingly in the past five years, beginning when Shinto services were held for soldiers dead in China and Manchukuo, the Government has put pressure upon Korean Christians to join in what it calls "patriotic" ceremonies at Shinto shrines. Christian teachers have been ordered to take their Christian classes to the shrines, join in observances which involve obeisance to the departed. Last straw came when Korean Presbyterian churches were recently ordered to join in visits to the shrines...