Word: offered
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...CONSIDERING NEWSPAPER WORK THE TRIBUNE WILL PAY YOU A SALARY OF SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR TO START (STOP) YOUR POLICIES AND THOSE OF THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE ARE SO ENTIRELY IN HARMONY WITH EACH OTHER THAT YOU WOULD FEEL AT HOME ON THIS PAPER (STOP) THIS OFFER IS MADE IN THE UTMOST GOOD FAITH AND A GUARANTEE ENDORSED BY EVERY NATIONAL BANK IN CHICAGO WILL ASSURE YOU OF THE EARNESTNESS OF THIS OFFER (STOP) CHICAGO IS THE MOST HEALTHFUL AND DELIGHTFUL CITY IN THE WORLD IN WHICH TO LIVE AND WE WANT YOU TO SERIOUSLY CONSIDER THIS OFFER...
...offer to buy the land which has been the traditional headquarters for the Crimson crews for many years, was also made to University authorities, and accepted by them. In addition to this 14 acres of land, the lease for which runs out next year, the graduates have bought 11 more acres...
...announcement was made with an assurance limited only by these facts, which, owing to the meagre likelihood of Mr. Hoover's withdrawal of his offer are scarcely limited at all. The implication of private privilege contained in the story--an implication which is the right of every newspaperman--has behind it, in all probability, the substance of actual fact. Only the members of the Harvard Corporation knew what passed in their meeting on Monday. In the absence of an official statement of the transaction, it appears evident that whatever news there was, found its way into print through a friendly...
...this post, is expected to take the place next fall of R. J. Dunne,, head line coach during the first three years of the Horween regime. Dunne has not as yet communicated his plans to the Harvard authorities, but there is reason to believe that he has accepted an offer of Wisconsin University to undertake coaching duties there...
...moved to the Yard or allowed to remain in the dormitories occupied at present in acute proximity to the new Houses. Weighing the advantages and disadvantages of the alternatives, the sequestration of Freshman classes in the Yard after the House plan has fully gone into effect would seem to offer the auspicious solution of a problem which has as its issue, either the Freshmen being removed from their present quarters, or the new Houses being scattered from the banks of the Charles to the interior of the Yard...