Word: signed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...announced that blue books for the entries to sign will be posted in the Business School Library and an entrance fee of 50 cents will be charged. Prizes will be awarded to the winner and the runner...
Fifty men reported for the lacrosse squad at a meeting held last night at the Varsity Club. It was announced that men who were not able to report at the meeting last night may sign up at the first practice which will be held this afternoon on Soldiers Field...
These awards are held to be an encouraging sign in that they show a belief in Chicago banking circles that industrial expansion, with the need of trained business executives, is coming. Men who wish to participate may obtain further information concerning the contests from the secretary of the committee of award, Professor Leverett S. Lyon, University of Chicago...
History. The forerunning events leading up to the present situation are that Turkey refused to sign the Treaty of Sevres establishing the terms of peace that the Allied Powers were willing to grant her. In this Treaty Greece was given practically the whole of western Thrace and a large stretch of land in Asia Minor. On August 28 last year the Turks started their attack on the Greeks, and on September 9 Turkish troops entered Smyrna after the Greek army had left. France, Italy, and Britain on September 29 issued a note to Turkey inviting her to participate...
...members of the University who wish to secure conferences with these men may sign for conference periods in the blue books now on the desk in the main reading room of Widener...