Word: secreted
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...running track on Soldiers Field in order to take care of the increased number of men out for track, especially Freshmen fulfilling their athletic requirements, and to give the University runners a place to practice in the fall when the Stadium track cannot be used on account of secret football work...
...those enjoying its advantages at a given time bears some definite relation to the number of instructors and the extent of the facilities offered? Some of the State universities began a few years ago to grow by leaps and bounds, as the saying is. It is an open secret that their rapid numerical growth caused apprehension in more than one faculty. We have now (since the war) reached a point at which the endowed universities are making a desperate fight to hold their faculties together even at increased salaries. Expansion seems out of the question. Some institutions find that...
...illegal imprisonment without trial; cruelty, torture, and "third-degree" methods--all employed against aliens and persons of foreign birth who are not cognizant of their rights under the American law. In particular, as regards the Sacco-Vanzetti case, the Department stands accused of gaining a conviction by means of secret evidence, of prejudice of the witnesses who were to identify the criminals, by placing the defendants on view before trial, and of many other gross irregularities...
This small group of men are attacking the policy of secret diplomacy and are opposed to a treaty which has been rejected twice as a subject of national referendum before the people. They are confronted by the power of the oil interests, all of which are in favor of the treaty. Then also the power of patronage is never so great as at the beginning of an administration, when a new president asks that a treaty be ratified. Nevertheless the minority senators are fighting on the side of the American people in preventing the secret passage of a "blackmail" treaty...
...part of the middle-west considers Harvard "snobbish and sissy-like", and I did too until after a year's residence here. This hostility is the result of ignorance--ignorance of true conditions. And it is because the representatives of the College are also members and representatives of that secret society which lives in Boston and the suburbs and exists solely upon tradition...