Word: soldiering
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...soldier and a statesman General Wood has long been a prominent figure. His leadership of the Plattsburg movement before the United States entered the war won him signal notice. But aside from his past record, the fact that he is one of the leading candidates for the presidential nomination makes his visit today of the greatest interest to Harvard...
Siegfried Sassoon, the young English soldier-poet, will speak in the Living Room of the Union at 8 o'clock on Thursday evening, April 29, instead of Wednesday, April 28, the date announced in yesterday's CRIMSON...
Nothing more incongruous surely would be involved than the turning of a Soldier's Memorial Hall, built in church from, into a restaurant and a theatre, a fact which only visitors to Cambridge ever remark on. Technical difficulties connected with the endowment there may be; but nothing that so faithfully and ardently serves art and humanity as does the 47 Workshop can for a moment be held to twist the literal significance or to thwart the fundamental purpose of a museum. W. C. HOLBROOK...
Already the government has given sixty dollars to every ex-soldier, sailor, and marine; to finance any of the other proposed schemes would require at least a billion dollars more. Federal taxes are staggeringly heavy now, and to try to float a new loan would be extremely inexpedient...
...demonstrations of the lectures; but it must be remembered that Columbia has long since stolen a march upon us by establishing a course on the "movies." The articles on the "Reconstruction of a Cripple" views one of the problems of the present day, the re-education of the disabled soldier, from the new and important angle of the treatment of his morale. The author is less felicitous in the rather vague and inadequate solution that he suggests than in describing the various stages of psychological depression, where he writes with more conviction and vividness, evidently from personal experience. The unacademic...