Word: respondents
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...glad to respond to your telegraphic request for my views as to the limitation of coaches salaries. I believe the Harvard-Yale-Princeton agreement limiting the total coaching budget of the varsity football team of each of the three institutions is a step in the right direction and Princeton is glad to join in this move. The adjustment of an individual salary in any field of service is a much more complicated question and may become unfair if a restriction in one field is arbitrarily set according to limits established in another field. I can see no necessary or logical...
...rested in a San Antonio Hotel, there was still good hope for him. Then, in the early hours of a morning, his heart refused any longer to respond to drugs. The doctor in attendance told him that the end was near. He slipped into coma and an hour later he died...
...grain-export policy was unearthed. This committee was engaged in exhorting the industrial workers, the railway men and the Red Army to thwart the Government, declaring that the latter was impervious to the dire distress of the hungry populace. One of its proclamations: "If the Government persists, let us respond with a general strike. Let us refuse to pay taxes. Let us defy the Ogpu's hireling bands. Let them fire on us; we shall have rifles and machine guns, too. Better to die rifle in hand than to swell with hunger and expire like dogs." The intense agitation...
...They energetically demand the maintenance of the laws which governed the schools and the relations between the Church and the State at the moment of their return to France. They demand the withdrawal of the teaching personnel and the withdrawal of the scholastic books which do not respond to the spirit of the confessional schools. This personnel and these books have been surreptitiously introduced in the schools by the educational authorities...
...next speaker on the program will be Professor Theodore Glarke Smith '92, of Williams, who will respond for the men who were students of Professor Turner at the University of Wisconsin, before he came to Harvard. For the men who have studied under Professor Turner while he has been in Cambridge, Mr. Verner Winslow Crane G'12, of Boston, will speak. The fourth speaker on the program will be Professor Allyn Abbott Young, of the Department of Economics. Professor Young will represent those men who have studied history under Professor Turner, but have later gone into other fields of activity...