Word: signed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...remarkable rhetorical power and his great diplomatic skill have won for him a high place in the opinion of the world. His great abilities were recognized at the Peace Conference in Paris, where he created a sensation by refusing to sign the Treaty of Trianon. Prior to the War he shared with two others?Lafayette and Kossuth?the honor of being the only foreigners to address the U. S. Congress. This...
...common knowledge. The Yale authorities have acted with a firmness which is admirable but apparently extreme. For they have persevered in their intention of stamping out disturbances between "town and gown" at no matter what cost to undergraduate activities. According to the latest report Sophomores have been asked to sign a pledge promising not to "take part in any noisy or riotous actions or demonstration in the streets of New Haven" and to do all in their power to prevent their "fellow students from offending against the peace or prosperity of this city or its citizens...
Entries for the University Tennis Tournament close today. Those who wish to sign up for the tournament will have the opportunity of doing so in the blue books at Leavitt & Peirce...
...vitalized system of Senior Advisers is not the only sign that times are changed. But fortunately the character of most of the changes is very unlikely to provoke the Ciceronian cry of "O tempora! O mores!" The hours for afternoon classes, the extension of the Dean's List, the requirements for promotion...
...wanderings of the Advocate have come to an end. The worn and battered sign that has graced its doors since the Grant administration is securely hung for at least three years to come. The offices of the paper year before last settled on Holyoke Street only to be moved last year to Dunster Street. Neither of these arrangements proved satisfactory and therefore the editorial desk and the battered sign and the picture of Grant have been moved again...