Word: prompts
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...result of an almost impregnable separation of authority, the predicament of the Dance Committee in its search for additional space will remain insoluble without prompt aid from the House masters. The weekends of five hundred students stand in jeopardy unless the masters of Winthrop and Eliot Houses speedily set aside their fears and come to the rescue of a clamoring student body...
Instead, the ever-alert, ever-thoughtful Athletic Association waits until four days before game-time to make its announcement. In the meantime, people have been invited, hotel rooms reserved, deposits paid, and railroad tickets purchased. And one prompt announcement by the H.A.A. could have averted most of the inconvenience, unpleasantness, and expense that now results. Sedgwick William Green...
...point of explosion in Europe would be reached when Russian power came within proximate domination of the Continent. At that point the instincts of survival in the West would prompt decisive action and a joining of the issue. The way to avoid war is not to allow this expansion. This is why the American public should, and generally does, support Secretary Byrnes's increasing and why the whole of non-Communist Europe is heartened...
Although solutions to the problem exist, only a prompt investigation by the Student Council will succeed in galvanizing University officials into immediate action. There is no doubt that pedestrians and drivers alike stand to benefit from any effective device for luring automobiles from the streets of Cambridge...
Looking forward to a prompt meeting with the Council Committee, Considine voiced the hope that "we may reach mutual agreement upon the issues, which will guarantee that the Council will democratically represent the student body of Harvard College...