Word: preventers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Freshman hockey team meets St. Mark's today at Southboro provided that ice conditions do not prevent the game. Neither team has yet met a defeat, so that the uninterrupted string of victories of one of the teams must be broken in today's contest. The yearling have rolled up 24 points against six for their opponents in their six games so far this season, while St. Marks and defeated Cambridge Latin and B. C. High...
...officials in charge of the English Henley regatta asking if it is possible to postpone the date set for the British race. The Harvard-Yale race is scheduled to be rowed at New London on June 25, and the royal regatta is set for June 30, which would prevent the American crews from competing. As the University won the grand challenge cup in 1914, it is hoped that the race in England will be put off till July 6, so that the Crimson oarsmen will be able to defend their title...
...Professor H. B. Huntington of Brown University has consented to give it as a half-course during the second half-year. The hours will be on Sundays from 3 to 4 and Wednesdays from 3 to 5. At the beginning of the Year Judge Stone's resignation seemed to prevent the giving of the course this year, but Professor Huntington has since obtained to teach...
...cause of Bolshevism is economic distress, and the lifting of the blockade will remove that cause. A people which does not lack the essentials of life tends toward conservation. In the second place, the new policy will remove the most effective tool which the Red leaders have used to prevent a general uprising against their regime. From now on the advocates of the economic system at present existing in Russia will not be able to explain the lack of prosperity by the blockade. The people will see that the distress is not due to an outside influence...
...York assembly and the term "Red" so often applied in hit-or-miss fashion to those who venture to voice their ideas, it is satisfactory to note that this wave of general hysteria and intolerance has not reached Boston artistic circles and that there is no agitation to prevent Kreisler's concert in Symphony Hall tomorrow. The wave of feeling against him which spread over the country during the fall was a disgrace to the intelligence of the American people. Even more ridiculous were the arguments which this controversy called forth. In one western city the editors of a newspaper...