Word: offerred
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...other business and few professions offer as broad a commercial education as the exporting business. For the successful exporter must be familiar not only with the mechanism of international trade, but also with the industries whose goods he exports and with the general financial situation. He who has served an apprenticeship with an exporting house will find that he has had a training which will make him an asset to any business...
From present indications it seems highly probable that Saturday's game with the Sherbrooke Hockey Club will offer the last opportunity for members of the University to see the hockey team in action at the Pavilion. No other Cambridge games have been scheduled here, and the remainder of the series with Princeton and Yale will be played in the new Philadelphia rink. If the University wins the next game with Yale and there is no third game, the management hopes to be able to arrange another match in the Pavilion to take its place on the schedule...
Contrary to the usual practice, there will be no Wednesday game for the team this week, but on Saturday they will meet the Sherbrooke Hockey Club from the Province of Quebec. This team is rated as one of the best of the Canadian aggregations and should offer the University a hard struggle...
...teach students to think straight is the chief aim of colleges themselves. The institution which grasps this firmly will not be driven to interfere with academic freedom. Teachers cannot safely be forbidden to offer their own interpretation of facts, but they can and must be asked to make clear the distinction between the objective facts and the subjective interpretation. When this is done there is no risk of our institutions being turned into organs of propaganda in the social disputes of the present moment...
...Hasty Pudding Club has announced that it will offer as its annual production a musical comedy, "Barnum Was Right," which is described as "syncopated scenario" in two acts and four scenes. The book and lyrics are by R. E. Sherwood '18, and the music by S. P. Sears '17, with several interpolated musical numbers by F. M. Trainer '19, J. B. Mahon, Jr., '20, and A. L. Steinert...