Word: remains
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...lineup of Team A will remain the same as in the last match, R. S. Wright '26, Captain G. D. Debevoise '26, H. N. Rawlins '27, P. M. Lemhart '27, and L. S. Haskins '26, or T. E. Jansen '26, will play in the order named. The Boston Athletic Association will have two recent University stars in its lineup. M. P. Baker '22, present state champion and Captain of the 1922 Crimson team will oppose Wright in the number one match. Powers will play second man for the B. A. A. team, and E. M. Upjohn '25, of last year...
Seek and find is, of course, the watch word. Upon the stone work of economic necessity, there undoubtedly sits a many-timbered structure which blends at its base, lacking uttenly such a precise boundary as oil has upon water. And delineation will remain far from exact until individual man can be sure of his own motives, can answer accurately. "Why did you vote (or speak or think or fight) thus...
...This is the surplus of production over domestic consumption in various commodities. To sell the entire crop, prices have to go down to the foreign level, and this level of late has frequently been below the cost of production. Hence the farmers have suffered. As long as foreign prices remain below our cost of production, the only way farming can be made profitable is to sell no farm produce abroad. This means curtailed production for the time being. The unfortunate fact is that apparently the only way to curtail production is to make it unprofitable. Allow the farmer to make...
...Articles. 1) Neither country shall attack the other. 2) Should naval or military action be taken against either party by a third power or powers, the other party agrees to remain neutral. 3) Neither party shall participate in any union or agreement of an economic or political nature which may be directed against the other party by a third power or powers...
...heads of States should therefore not refuse to testify publicly their reverence for and obedience to the Kingdom of Christ if they wish their power to remain unimpaired, and their countries to prosper and progress. If princes and legitimately elected magistrates, in fact, were convinced that they command not in their own right but by the mandate of the Divine King it is easy to understand what sacred use they would make of their authority...