Word: wars
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...University is solidly behind the eleven. Two thousand men fought to squeeze their way into the Living Room of the Union. Not once this year has such enthusiasm been exhibited at a mass meeting. Even Coach R. T. Fisher '12, who witnessed the spirit of the days before the war, exclaimed that he had never seen the Union so jammed...
...members of the University are cordially invited to attend. As has been the custom in years before the war, they will be held every Friday afternoon in December, January and February, excepting during the Christmas recess and the mid-year examination period...
...fact that in the elections held in France, Belgium and Italy the extremists were generally defeated shows that on the whole the world is getting tired of destructive criticism. Under the press of abnormal war conditions hysteria was almost university prevalent; and the belligerents on either side did their best to foster tills mad spirit in the ranks of their enemies with the hope of breaking down their morale and making victory nearer and easier for themselves. But now that the war is over, and people generally are slowly coming to their senses the revolutionary element is finding that...
...proper view is now confirmed by countries in Europe. Constructionists in general defeated obstructionists and destructionists. The present time is not one for wild and hare-brained schemes of social milleniums. The job of the world is to get back on its feet after being bled white by a war costing millions of lives and hundred of billions of dollars. In the words of Premier Clemenceau, "the salvation of the world lies in work and work alone." The destructionist and obstructionist Red can cool his head and his head in the outer office for a while. The world...
...nineteenth time the Glee, Mandolin, and Banjo Clubs of the University will join with the Musical Clubs of Yale in a dual concert, at Jordan Hall, Friday evening at 8.15 o'clock. This is a revival of the concerts which were given before the war, but which ceased in 1916. The concert will not conflict with the Harvard-Yale ball at the Copley Plaza, which does not begin until...