Word: popularly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...lists must also be handed in this week. No boxes will be assigned until tickets have been applied for. Seniors have been extremely slow in handing in their applications and box lists, possibly because they doubt the success of the spread. In the past the spread has been very popular and has been well attended. This year the committee is doing everything in its power to make the spread a success and it expects every member of the Class of 1917 to co-operate, especially since those members of the class who are at Plattsburg will be granted a furlough...
...Liberty Bond committee and sub-committee last night plans were made for the canvassing of the University for subscribers to the loan. Each member of the sub-committee will cover an assigned dormitory or entry in order to explain personally to every man the necessity for a wide and popular response and the advantages of such a response to the individual...
...among individuals in the loan. The response of the West has been very satisfactory, but what he is anxious to impress on the people is the importance of subscriptions from individuals as well as from corporations. Not only will the people's money be securely invested, but a large popular subscription will indicate that the country is solidly...
...controlled absolutely the branch of the Government responsible to the voters up to November, 1916. The consent of the governed has not been, until the recent Jones Bill was passed by Congress and signed by President Wilson, a recognized axiom of government in Porto Rico. In spite of popular support, the Unionist Party, as any other party would have been, was helpless to solve the vital questions affecting Porto Rico--the relations between the island and the United States, the curbing of the omnipotence of corporations, etc., for the simple reason that by the Foraker Act we have been living...
...Harvard Health Talks" is a series of volumes giving the substance of lectures given in the Medical School from time to time. It aims to present in a popular form the most modern and authoritative information on medical subjects of universal importance. Its editors are Edward Hickling Bradford '69, Professor of Orthopedic Surgery, emeritus, and Dean of the Medical School; Harold Clarence Ernst '76, and Walter Bradford Cannon '96, professors in the Medical School...