Word: set
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...lasts. Then let us not waste our time learning how to destroy when we might be learning how to conserve. War is made by men and must be unmade by men. Let us not say, in case war comes we should all be ready to meet it, but rather set our energies to making war impossible. "Delendum est bellum." W. G. RICE...
...date for the first-year law smoker has been set for April 9, and, according to present plans, it will be held in the Harvard Club of Boston. This is the first entertainment of the kind that the first-year men have ever had and the committee is endeavoring to arrange an unusually entertaining program. Original talent from the class together with speeches by Dean Thayer and some of the professors will make up the evening's entertainment. An original double quartet has been gotten together on which are former Glee Club men from six universities...
...houses. The relief will be cut in American Travertine stone of the same color as the limestone used for the trimmings and ornaments of the Gate. The tower will be thrity-six feet high and eight feet square at the base. The inscription will be on a tablet set in the Quincy street face of the tower...
...CRIMSON commends to the attention of other departments an action just taken in co-operation with the Division of Education by the Economics Department. Men enrolled in this department have been provided with a set of questions such as "What is to be your vocation?" "Why did you elect this course?" "What difficulties have you met?" The purpose of these questions is not to discover "what the public wants" in order to make any course more entertaining. Neither will the information they elicit affect instructors' estimates of students' work, for the answers are to be mailed directly to the Division...
...were started to Tours on foot, spending each night in jail. The trip would have required thirty-five days, but after seven days, it was decided to take them by train. They were sentenced to two years in a French fortress. Later the sentence was suspended and they were set free with the instructions written on their pass-ports that they should be shot at once if caught within the firing line. On his next attempt, Reed left his pass-port behind, but was soon intercepted and sent back to Paris. Reed then went to Berlin via Switzerland, where...