Word: parted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...names of those members of the University Chapel Choir and the Radcliffe Choral Society who are to take part in the production of Gilbert and Sullivan's opera, "Iolanthe," this winter have been announced. The soloists from both organizations have been already picked together with a chorus of men from the choir. The girls of the chorus have not yet been selected at Radcliffe, but they will be named in the near future...
...close of the present week will see an epoch-making change in the relations between this country and the old world. War knows no limitations, recognizes no boundaries. After a century and a half of political isolation from Europe, the United States will take part, perhaps a decisive part, in the war conference of the entente allies in Paris. For the first time in our history as a nation we will enter the maelstrom of European politics and take a hand in the solution of its problems. Fear of entangling alliances is gone. The economic and physical barriers between this...
There can be no doubt that the representatives of this country will have much to say in the final settlement reached on all these subjects. As a part of the higher civilization of the world, the United States ranks alongside of Europe. For the time being that civilization is threatened by a lawless member. With so many savage races in the world, and so much rich but undeveloped land, it is perhaps too much to expect that this will be the last war. But with a common purpose between this country and the allied nations of Europe, it may well...
When Secretary Baker visits the University a week from today, both the exercise in the trenches and the formal review will take place at Fresh Pond. The members of Military Science 2 will first take part in a maneuver in the trenches similar to those carried out by the R. O. T. C. last summer. After this, the regiment will form as a unit including the students enrolled in both courses and will be inspected by the Secretary...
...these have been the easy things. Washington is a small part of the country. It represents the few but able men upon whom the people have shouldered the responsibilities of carrying on the war. The first six months have shown altruly remarkable accomplishment on their part. It is only now that the great mass of the public is being confronted with the burdens it must bear and the sacrifices it must make. Winter is coming on; food and fuel are unusually scarce; prices are rising; casualty lists may soon be published. The demands upon our time and money have greatly...