Word: spreading
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...annual Class Day Spread of the Phillips Brooks House Association is to take place June 21 between 5.30 and 7.30 in the evening. Tickets and engraved invitations are now on sale at Phillips Brooks House. The tickets may be obtained for $1.25, while the invitations cost ten cents each. All members of the University and all Class Day guests are invited to attend. Applications should be made early...
...harmless. This is not Mr. Coolidge's way, however: he is a man of ability, and if the case can be proved against the stalking Reds, he will do it. We respect his determination to hasten to the rescue of our fair neighbors, his chivalrous intention to spread his cloak over the dirty puddle of Socialism; we respect him whether the puddle is there...
Seniors must organize boxes for the Spread without delay in order to be considered in the assignment of boxes by the Senior Spread Committee. Boxes should consist of from 6 to 16 persons, but tables for smaller numbers may be arranged. Box Chairmen should send in to Holworthy 8 the names of the members of their box immediately. 1921 SPREAD COMMITTEE
...preserve to us a good man and rescues him from the lure of piracy through the good offices of Sentimental Jack, Captain of the Pirates. A young Frenchman falls among thieves. Another Frenchman, a Yank, a Portuguese and an African Black are introduced with good differentiation. Soon terror is spread in the heart of the hero and the reader is prepared for a critical scene full of danger. We are disappointed at this point to find the hero relieves himself from the embarrassment of a piston in the hands of a pirate being thrust in his ribs by "absently...
...Harvey Kills League Hopes", or "U. S. Won't Accept League, Harvey Informs Britain", and other like statements were spread across the front of yesterday's journals. They were typical phrases--the scream of the eagle could be heard in each of them. But as a matter of fact, once the reader passed on to the speech itself, he discovered not only that it was most tactful and friendly, but that it brought out nothing very new or unusual after all. All that Mr. Harvey said was decided definitely by the whole country in the national elections six months...