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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Dates of the traditional Yard Concerts were announced last night by officers of the Glee Club as May 7, 14, and 21. The three programs to be presented this year constitute an addition of one offering, to the two concerts given last year, which met with such widespread approval...
...orthodox conduct of royalty. He has broken the whole tradition of royalty and has made the British throne the safest in the world and himself the safest man in England. He is today the chief advocate of social reform in England. A year ago this statement would have met with hooting and indignation at any labor meeting, but now would receive cheers...
Newshawk Franks went out sleuthing in his car, met a train. His car was hurled through twelve somersaults. His story, telephoned from a hospital, got into his paper, into many another paper...
...more of the combined ministers and students. This credo would read: "I believe in the personal, omnipotent God, the Father, who controls the universe, and operates on human lives through the agency of the Holy Spirit. I believe that Jesus like myself was tempted, that he met his temptations and difficulties with only human resources, and that he lived on earth without sin. I believe that forgiveness of sin is essential to a right relationship with God and that life continues after death." Within the denominations, the Lutherans had greatest unity, agreed on 44 out of the 56 answers. Next...
...value of a convention upon the personal contacts established rather than upon the official business transacted. Thus it is somewhat questionable whether the Sixteenth National Foreign Trade Convention at Baltimore last week made any epochal advances in the solution of problems of foreign trade. Still many an Exporter met many an Importer; many sound, if not startling, pronouncements were made concerning international commerce; and everybody appeared to be agreed upon the fact that foreign trade was an exceedingly good thing and that there ought to be more...