Word: obtained
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...present time one of the problems in securing the observance of international agreements, and the fulfillment of international obligations, has been the maintenance of an effective sanction. In early times many treaties aimed to obtain a sanction by calling upon deity to witness the contract, which was then called sacred. Often, a few years later, this sanction was not found sufficient to deter rulers from action contrary to the treaty, if policy seemed to make such action advantageous. The League to Enforce Peace aims to provide such sanction as will prevent hostilities, until resort has been had to a judicial...
...Herrick's and at Copley Hall box office in Boston. They may also be procured from T. Nelson '18, Randolph 47. Prices are $1.50, 75 cents, 50 cents for Monday's performances. There are no 75-cents tickets for the second performance. Members of the Cercle may obtain $1.50 tickets...
Considering that the four hundred men required to obtain subsidy from the Government are less than one-tenth of the enrollment of the University, it is only reasonable to expect that this number will not merely be attained before Friday at 6 o'clock, but doubled...
...December 6 will be held in the week of December 6 will be held in the Music Building this evening at 7 o'clock. Those playing in this orchestra become eligible for election to the Cercle Francais. This is a good chance for men having instrumental ability to obtain practical experience in a small orchestra. There is a special need of men who play the clarinet or cornet...
...proposal for a military department does not include the abandonment of the group system, and its requirement that the student obtain a liberal cultural education. It would simply mean that men would have an opportunity to study and even concentrate in advanced military subjects, and that graduate students could make themselves experts in them. There would be no prescription, and no general exodus from other studies; and the courses could be made difficult enough to frighten away all but the serious-intentioned. The proposal is not to militarize the University any more than the existence of a chemical department...