Word: offered
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...upon to answer an attack upon the existing order of things. But, having read the communication you printed last Friday under the heading of "The Mental Luxury of Conservatism," and realizing the enormous force such communications exert on the public opinion of our community and the insidious threat they offer to the very existence of Boston society, I think it necessary to reply. Being neither a Northeasterner nor a Middle-Westerner, I truest that I am not partisan...
...Simons has admitted, both parties have until now been talking "through windows,"--parading their oratory for the benefit of the public. The reply to be made today to the Allied ultimatum will doubtless present Germany's "real offer." The value of frank discussion has been demonstrated many, times in the course of the peace negotiations. It is high time the London delegates got down to straightforward proposals...
...assume an appearance of welcome to all students, and especially to students in the west, where conditions here are not so fully understood, it is essential that certain barriers--whether real or rumored--be demolished. It would seem that a sane alteration of our peculiar entrance requirements would offer the first opportunity for reform; a more liberal attitude would undoubtedly do much to popularize Harvard in many sections of the country...
...Harvard Glee Club will offer a program of classical character at a concert this evening at 8.15 o'clock in Emmanuel Church, Boston. The concert is for the benefit of Emmanuel Memorial House. Sixty Glee Club members will take part and Lynnwood Farnum of New York, former organist at Emmanuel Church, will assist...
...enter upon this new policy, once tried the ship owners were very enthusiastic. They found it paid to maintain regular schedules at lower rates, with good service. Coincidently with this the government put its own steamers on unprofitable routes, that is, routes on which there was not enough freight offering to tempt commercial liners to undertake them. The idea was that the existence of this service would create a business and encourage production. It had this effect and within a marvelously short time after these routes were established business became so good that commercial concerns would come to the government...