Word: representation
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Such reasoning is transparent, but it is not correct. Prominent educators and others do not mean merely individual votes. They represent a powerful and highly indignant block of votes. Even if the repeal bill is guillotined soon, the fight is not another lost cause. Proponents of repeal will talk language...
George Gore '34 and Ned Hickey '34, who have been in charge of debating at the Union this year, will select the third speaker from the Freshman Class. The three speeches by undergraduates will occupy about forty-five minutes and will represent three distinct angles of the present undergraduate life...
It is in such intangible but potentially powerful ideas that the value of sending students abroad must be discovered. Here one finds intimately connected education, peace, and all the other worth-while ideals of mankind. As a stitch in the vast fabric of human events, these student ambassadors, quantitatively considered...
First Presidential primary of 1936 was held last week in New Hampshire. No bitter battle, it was a 2-in-1 contest to settle the relative popularity of 1) the gentlemen who wanted to represent their State at the national political conventions next June; 2) the gentlemen's gentlemen...
John A. Moore '38 and Jay W. Kauffman '38 will represent the Crimson.