Word: speaking
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Harvard speakers will be David E. Feller, Robert T. Benjamin, and Robert Wernick. The first two will speak for 12 minutes while the last one is limited to five minutes. John A. Moore, chairman of the Union Society will preside...
Recently returned from turbulent Cuba, an American seaman who was a witness of the recent outbreaks there, has been engaged by the N. S. L. to speak tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the Adams House Upper Common Room on the condition of Cubs...
...certain Cambridge lassies. Of course our here indignantly pleaded "Not Guilty." The authorities didn't believe him, they said and let him go with the ominous warning that his case would be reported to the Dean immediately. He hasn't heard anything else about if, but if you over speak at the indifference of the Cambridge Police force in his presence you lay yourself open to a withering look...
Sullivan stated last night: "The Inter-House Forum marks the beginning of a new era in informal discussion in the University. We hope to give every man a chance to learn to speak...
Bankers will not like either Author MacLeish's tone or his implications; neither will radicals. Between the Yes & No of Communism and Capitalism he preserves a catalytic neutrality. Neither McGafferty nor the angry unemployed speak for their author, who saves his thunder for the last line, shouted by the chorus: "Man's fate is a drum...