Word: resulted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...theory of individual defense has permitted the astounding growth of armaments and militarism in the last century which has culminated in the present war. And whatever else may result from it, a step of some sort should be taken to make the repetition of such a war less probable. The League to Enforce Peace contemplates this by forming a combination of nations which will force member nations to refer their difficulties to judicial courts before resorting...
...Junior and Senior debating teams were chosen as the result of last night's trials, 1917 being represented by E. L. C. Davidson, H. S. Freedman, A. E. Whittemore, and r. Palmer, alternate; and 1916 by E. Feinberg, E. A. LeRoy, W. E. McCurdy, and H. L. M. Cole, alternate. H. Epstein 1G, and E. R. Roberts '16 acted as judges. In the debate between these two teams on December 16, the Juniors will argue the affirmative of the subject, "Resolved, That it is for the best interests of he United States to lend economic and financial...
...United States to lend economic and financial aid to the European belligerents." This debate will consist of trials for the final Sophomore. Freshman debate to be held on December 15. Five-minute speeches must be prepared and six men will be retained on each team as the result of the trials...
...result of this general sentiment the Student Council has adopted a resolution in favor of organizing a company of students for military drill supplemented by lectures on military tactics. A committee of graduates, law school men, and undergraduates has been appointed to take general charge of inaugurating the system...
...born criminals as it was formerly supposed," said Mr. Osborne. "There is no fixed line dividing the good and the inherently bad, any more than there is a line around the earth at the equator. When men go wrong it is largely the result of circumstances or environment. The old prisons based on this mistaken theory only added to the criminal capacities of those who were confined within their walls. The effect upon the inmates was both physical and moral. Owing to the unhealthy surroundings the prisoners developed what was called the 'prison pallor" and the influence on their moral...