Word: seemly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...door" policy in China. In fact it was American who first made known to the world of her intentions in regard to that policy But lately she appears to be deaf and blind to the rapid changes that are being brought about in the Far East. Does it not seem that American has not seem that American has ignored the fact that she has already assumed the responsibility of being a world power? It seems to me that she has time and again been looked upon by the Orient and by the Occident for relief and support. And i believe...
...Mexican turmoil, which have already been stated in a letter to the New York Times, November 5; all that I can point out hre is that in the very tone and method of his campaign, Mr. Hughes has utterly failed to exhibit those qualities of mind and heart which seem to me most needed in the present day spokeman of the American people...
...evident that when it had the opportunity the Yale team could bring about a score, but it did not seem to have the necessary fight and dash when there were no immediate prospects of a tally. On the whole, however, its offensive power was greater than its defensive showing, and much improvement will be needed in the work of the line before the coming games with Princeton and the University...
...does not seem proper to leave unchallenged the persuasive defence of Mr. Wilson published by Mr. A. G. Paine in the CRIMSON of October 27, especially since its effectiveness depends largely on overlooking well-known phases of those topics which it touches. Mr. Paine begins by clearing the field of improper issues. First he says: "Americanism and Preparedness can no longer be called issues, for they have been definitely and rightly settled." Mr. Paine says that Mr. Wilson has definitely repudiated the hyphenates--but, of course, he has not heard of the appeals made by the President's representatives...
...Hollis Hall, but the other piece of money and the key were dug up near Sever Hall. The latter find is probably not very old, although there is nothing about it upon which to base a surmise of its age. It is modern in appearance, and does not seem to be corroded by rust to any great extent. The key is nothing unusual in appearance...