Word: splitting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...afternoon, the Convention split up into two bodies that discussed business, and editorial and news questions. The latter committee considered the problems with which they were confronted, classing them under four heads: the editorial policy, the distribution of profits among editors, the syndicating of special articles and interviews, and the exchange of college news...
...clock a general meeting will be held, at which various special committees will be appointed. This will be followed by a luncheon at the Walker Memorial building, given by the Pi Delta Epsilon, the Intercollegiate journalistic fraternity of Technology. In the afternoon, the Convention will be split into two bodies to discuss news and business actvities. After a dinner at the Engineers' Club, at which Dean Lobdell of M. I. T., Mr. Clans, in charge of intercollegiate news at the Boston Transcript, Dean Little, former president of the Crimson, and Paul Hollister, former business manager of the Crimson, will speak...
...Princeton class reinforces their position. But regardless of the improbabilities of such an ideal institution, the disciples of indifference who flee from possible instruction at "seven minutes after" may well look to those purposeful students for inspiration. The spectacle of a Harvard class functioning without its professor would split the hands on Memorial Hall clock...
...time since the I. W. W. have engineered any strike of more than local magnitude. Crippled during the war by the Government which jailed so many of its leaders, sucked dry of effective propaganda by the return of business prosperity which vitiated their " industrial misery and slavery " pleas, and split wide open by internal strife, the I. W. W. has suffered a relapse that most experts on labor problems thought to be fatal. The Marine Workers' strike proves that the I. W. W. have relentless vitality of a kind. Like the serpents of mythology you can cut them into...
...split in a thousand detachments...