Word: proved
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1920-1929
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...cost of the dinner will be $5 per cover, and it is hoped by the committee in charge that this amount will prove sufficient to defray the expenses of all incidentals, including the souvenil footballs. All members of the Harvard Club of Boston may, if they so wish, have the charge for the meal placed upon their house account. All other Harvard men must apply for tickets to Sidney Curtis '05, Room 52, Equitable Building, Boston, enclosing the necessary...
...these Reds have aught to say let them speak, for if there is substance in their views, it will out anyway, but if their leaders are false prophets their curses will be transformed into blessings and their idle words will fall as rain from the duck's back and prove as barren as the seed in the sands of the Sahara. At all events, calling your opponent names, attributing to him harsh epithets, and gloating over his misery, any such action is not American and does not help to clear up the issue. JOSEP: S. SHUBOW...
...Federal Reserve System in a recent interview as to financial conditions in this country. Governor Strong is one of the best-known of America's financiers, and, although he cannot predict definitely for the coming year because of his official position, he is inclined to believe that 1920 will prove a year of prosperity for America...
...reconstruction. The ravages of the war must be repaired, and it will cost a sum almost beyond comprehension to bring order from the chaos that now exists. However, I firmly believe that the United States will easily weather any storms that may appear and that the coming year will prove the stability of the financial system that has been erected in this country...
This evening's track meeting at the Union should prove a good beginning for the coming season. It shows that the track management this year is letting no grass grow under its feet. Here is the situation. Before 1909 the University had thirteen victories to its credit in the Intercollegiates, four more than the nearest rival. Since then in the course of ten years Harvard has not won a single championship. The management realizes that action is needed, and have laid plans to bring the sport back to its rightful position by making it popular with the undergraduates. They have...