Word: processing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Arts and Sciences, J. P. Baxter 3rd 2G.; Graduate School of Education, E. R. Collier 3G.Ed.; Theological School, R. E. Starkey ST.S.; Medical School, C. P. Rhoads 4M; Dental School, N. G. Newman Jr. 2D. A Citizens' Committee, which will include many men of national prominence, is now in process of formatives...
...years Harvard has had all election complex. Either the lower classmen are submitted to the boredom of the perfunctory process of raising the necessary sixty per cent, or the Seniors are worked up to a nervous pitch in the effort to pay just and final honors to this or that candidate who has shown his worth throughout his college career. Indifference and over-emphasis are unhappy extremes, but luckily traditional indifference in the lower class elections can do no serious damage. If classes want to spend several days drumming up enough votes to elect nominal officers no real harm...
...Crimson skaters will be seeing blue jerseys on the backs of the Maples at the Arena tonight. With the initial Eli contest only four days away, this evening's fracas with the local club team is regarded as a keying-up process for the big session with Yale on Saturday. Although warming up in action will be the main objective tonight, this does not mean that Coach Winsor is enthusiastic about coming out with the chilly end of the score...
...ceremony which will take place in the College Yard. The committee consists of the three Senior class Marshals, the President of the Student Council, the Presidents of the three lower classes, and a representative from each of the graduate and professional schools. The Citizens' Committee is now in the process of formation. Its membership, which will consist of many national figures, will be announced later...
Never was there a scholar who was less of a pedant, or a statesman who was more impatient with empty forms and artificial contrivances and more anxious to lay hold of living realities. The League of Nations was to him not so much an international covenant as a process of international co-operation. His unyielding stand against modifying or attaching reservations to the covenant of the League was based, we may reasonably suppose, upon his conviction that the avowed enemies of some of the clauses of the covenant were really seeking to find a way to attack the life...