Word: referse
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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A single sentence in the University's release of information for prospective House applicants printed in this issue of the CRIMSON refers to the controversial question of Engineering students in the Houses. Although announcing that sophomores and juniors in the School may apply for rooms in the new units, the...
If while chatting with a Norwegian lady one unwittingly refers to "the time when Norway was a part of Sweden," the chances are four out of five that hot tears of indignation will rush to her light blue eyes.
He criticizes the system of tariff adjustment and refers to it as proceeding in a "haphazard and irresponsible fashion." "To give the farmers higher duties on swine, corn, and meat is a continuation of the old process of trying to throw dust in their eyes." "One is often led to...
The CRIMSON refers to the Police Commissioner "who has been astonishingly vigorous since he has been in power," under whose administration took place a total relaxation of law and order during the stay of the Legion. This situation calls for the attention of the Anti-Saloon League and other bodies...
Dr. Strong also refers to the excellent conditions in the Philippines and declares that while they are under American control, they are in many ways freer than U. S. citizens themselves. The Filipinos great advancement in recent years indicates that Liberia might also benefit immensely from outside supervision.