Word: joinings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Living Room of the Union. Sixty men, led by Dr. A. T. Dav son '06, will take part in the concert and a special program of the songs which have proved most effective in the club's many engagements has been selected, while at the close the audience will join the club in singing "Fair Harvard...
...voting to join the meeting the University is joining the with practically all the colleges of the east; Princeton, Cornell, Dartmouth and Pennsylvania are all members of the executive committee, while Yale and other of the larger colleges are actively interested in the plan. The work of the conference will be divided into four main branched--student government, athletics, publications and musical and dramatic organizations. The routine work of preparation and the direction of the general activities of the conference are in the hands of the executive committee, of which W. R. Banker of M. I. T. is chairman...
...score of visiting lecturers from Cornell, Princeton, Technology and other colleges will join the University teaching staff this summer to give courses in the University Summer School, which has been reorganized under the joint supervision of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and the Faculty of Education, to be opened as "a School of Arts and Sciences and of Education...
...that it is incapable of discerning "the signs of the times"--signs which have been repeatedly thrust upon its attention. Rather more is it probable that Mr. Wilson and his coadjutors are attempting, in a last-minute scramble, to make the country pay, in armaments, for its refusal to join the Wilsonian League of Nations, or else, by threats of the ever increasing military and naval debts to be incurred while enjoying "splendid isolation," force the United States to enter the League in sheer desperation...
...Wilson has again misjudged the voice of the ballot. This country will eventually join the League in some way, but it emphatically will not agree to being forced in. It has twice repudiated the Administration and its methods; why continue the comedy any longer? Congress, by putting the seal of disapproval upon further military appropriations, even though they be backed by the President and the Secretary of War, has effectually closed the argument...