Word: send
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...teaches them as in the Law and Medical Schools, by the Case System. It has 600 students from 184 colleges and universities, but it has no buildings. For the sake of the nation and the upbuilding of business to a profession. Harvard with a noble group of buildings, will send forth a body of young men equipped for high service in business...
...from the National Headquarters was read at a meeting yesterday of the Executive Council of the Harvard Branch of the League of Nations Non-Partisan Association, urging all members of the University who are in favor of the world court plan as developed by Harding, Hughes, and Coolidge to send a telegram stating their approval to Senator Pepper, chairman of the World Court Subcommittee...
...Government endorsed smiling Ambassador Hanihara's "grave consequences" note, denied that it could be construed as an attempt to influence the legislation of the U. S., declared that Japan was not interested so much in how many people she could or could not send to foreign lands, but in the principle involved which permits one nation to discriminate against another. Continued friendship for the U. S. was, however, evinced in the most responsible quarters...
Just before Mr. Geer spoke in Atlantic City, Mayor Bader in an address of welcome, pointed out the achievements of the local High School teams, declaring that the townspeople were behind their High School athletes, and would be willing to send representative teams to California if necessary, in order to bring greater glory to Atlantic City. Mayor Bader stated further that they would reward the girls in a like manner as soon as they had good High School teams...
Although full preparations have been made to send this medley team into the races, it was hinted last night that the Crimson runners might be withdrawn at the last moment and the runners saved for the one and four-mile races for which they are also entered tomorrow. Coach Farrell left for Philadelphia late last night still undecided as to the course which he will pursue this afternoon. It is probable that he will make no decision until shortly before the race starts, after he has had a chance to look over the field which will oppose his runners...