Word: risked
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Worse than the result of the examination system in the East has been its effect on Harvard in the West, where it has prevented many able scholars from entering the College, Rather than risk the outcome of examinations for which he has had no special training the student has given up the idea of college or turned to some institution where entrance is "by certificate." This has resulted to a certain extent in limiting the personnel of the College to Easterners and only those men from the West who have sufficient wealth to permit of boarding school education. This...
...operative Society for their Caps and Gowns. It is of the utmost importance that the remainder of the class be measured immediately; for not only will the price be raised after April 10 from $9.25 to $9.75, but also those who are late in being measured will take the risk of not appearing in the Senior class picture which is to be taken is that the manufacturers are having labor troubles and will therefore take longer in filling orders...
...Deegen, Special Representative of the Burenau of War Risk Insurance of the United States Treasury Department, will talk on "The Rights of Ex-service Men Under the War Risk Insurance Act" tonight at 8 in Sever 5. Mr. Deegen is being sent on a tour of the East in the interests of the War Risk Bureau, to explain any doubtful features of the Act. In the course of his speech tonight he will be glad to answer questions from ex-service men in the University on government insurance. He will also be glad to help adjust any difficulties concerning allotments...
...Rights of Ex-Service Men Under the War Risk Insurance Act" will be the subject of a talk by J. F. Deegen, special representative of the Bureau of War Risk Insurance of the United States Treasury Department in Sever 5 tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Mr. Deegen is now on a tour of the East, and is being sent by the War Risk Bureau to explain and doubtful features of the Act. In the course of his talk tomorrow, he will be glad to answer questions on government insurance, and will help adjust any particular difficulties, concerning allotments, allowances...
...Deegan, special representative of the Bureau of War Risk Insurance of the United States Treasury Department, who is now on a tour of the East, will speak in Sever 5 on Wednesday, March 17, at 8 o'clock in the evening, on "The Rights of Ex-Service Men Under the War Risk Insurance Act." The University has received word from the War Risk Bureau that Mr. Deegan will be glad to answer all questions, especially on government insurance, and that he will help adjust any questions, concerning allotments and allowances, compensation and insurance, which Harvard ex-service men may have...