Word: selectable
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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During the Spring Recess the University Aeronautical Society will select the six men who are to represent the University in the Intercollegiate Air Race which will be held on May 7 and 8. Two planes are to be entered, so that there will be four regular pilots and two substitutes...
Tonight at 7.15 in the Music Building the Glee Club will hold trials to select instrumentalists to be taken on the Southern trip during the spring recess. Either a soloist, a duet, a trio or a quartet will be chosen from among the competitors; there are no restrictions as to the instruments, but only classical music selections may be offered. The Southern trip as now planned includes concerts at Philadelphia, Baltimore, Dayton, Cleveland and Cincinnati, the final event of the tour bing a concert at Vassar...
...something the so-called Republican leaders have entirely forgotten. They talk about sitting around the conference and picking the President of the United States as if the ordinary, plain, everyday folks were to have nothing to say about it. The day has gone by when a few men can select a President for the people, and the sooner the old crowd in the Reublican party learns this, the better it will be for the perpetuity of the party...
...Wilson chooses to select a man whose only assets are a pleasing personality and a pliant will, and who has never done any harm, it is his own affair. No Senate has ever before rejected a Presidential nominee for the Cabinet, and it would be unwise for the present one to do so. For, in selecting Mr. Colby, the President has indicated the kind of man he wants; and if the Senate refuses him this one, there are any number of others of a similar sort that he may nominate. If the President is to be held fully responsible...
...discussion was held at this meeting in regard to the play for the spring production, and the executive committee will select a translation of the work of a foreign author, as is compatible with the new policy of the Dramatic Club...