Word: signed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Blue-books for the entries of the University boxing tournament have been posted in Leavitt and Peirce's the H. A. A., Hemenway gymnasium, and in the entryways of the Freshman dormitories. All men who expect to enter the tournament, which will be held on March 21, must sign up on or before March...
...effort to see both sides of the question. Of course no one knows what actually does transpire behind its closed doors. Probably a good many sacred things are slandered, for youth is naturally impetuous and ungentlemanly. But on the whole it might be taken as a healthy sign, especially as this club has kept its head well enough not to get mixed up in exaggerated free speech movements and socialistic idealism. Yale Alumni Weekly...
Before the days of compulsory public schools, John Smith, if unable to sign his name to an important document, made a cross, and this was labeled "his mark." He could not be identified by it, but it served the official purpose. Signatures have lately become more common, but even these are not proof against fraud. A recent proposal has been made to require finger-print identifications on all certificates of birth, marriage, and death; thus making forgery or impersonation impossible, and separating the sheep from the goats...
...Staub will be in Cambridge all day Monday, and 16-minute conferences with him by appointment are being arranged for men who are members of the University. Blue books are now ready at Phillips Brooks House in which students may sign for their appointments...
...which is lacking in the "Iliad", as well as great artistic skill. "The ability to produce joy", he said, "seems to be at its height in these poems. It is not the source of the various incidents, but the way in which they are welded together that is the sign of the artist...