Word: platform
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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When Ernst H. Hoffmann '18 mounts the platform of Sanders Theatre Saturday evening at 8 o'clock to conduct a performance of "By the Porta Catania" by W. Clifford Heilman '00, two graduates who have won international reputations will receive ovations from Harvard musical circles...
...seems inevitable that in the event of a European was this country will merely give up its trade in armaments but will rigidly insist upon maintaining all other commerce with the belligerent nations. With unexpected bluntness Mr. Baruch plunged his fist right through this frail platform in a candid exhortation for genuine neutrality. Speaking as one who perhaps knows more about war economy than any other man, President Wilson's head of the War Industries Board declared, "There isn't no such animal as non-war material...
...Oath Bill and who went on record as believing that it was a reflection on the loyalty of teachers as a class, will take the oath with the rest of the faculty it became known yesterday. He has made this decision in order that he may take the lecture platform when he so desires. Letters will be mailed to all members of the faculty during the week so that they may take the oath individually...
...riches is the same call which Britain should heed now!" Hoping to Heaven that peaceful Old George will resign, ambitious Herbert Morrison, the Cockney Labor boss of the London County Council who expects to be the next Labor Prime Minister, rushed about last week rousing his constituents with the platform cry: "Mussolini is an irresponsible fanatic with bloodthirsty tendencies. The people of Italy ought to overthrow...
...will hear about extra-curricular activities for the first time tonight when the heads of the different undergraduate organizations mount the platform at 7.30 o'clock tonight in the Peabody Room of Phillips Brooks House...