Word: wideness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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There has been a wide-spread misconception of the aims and purposes of the National Student League. An example can be found in last Saturday's CRIMSON, in which the president of the Harvard Liberal Club is quoted as conjuring up the dreadful possibility that, in the event of the non-adoption of a new constitution, the club might fall into the clutches of the N.S.L. The CRIMSON has also in the past suggested that the N.S.L. plots to wrest control of the Liberal Club from its guileless members or to commit them to policies contrary to their liberal principles...
...Bayonne pawnshop swindler who seemed to have corrupted everyone with whom he came in contact would not die so easily. Four days after he had formed his Ministry, Premier Daladier was forced to dismiss Jean Chiappe as Paris Prefect of Police. When two resignations split his new Cabinet wide open, it seemed almost certain to fall on its first appearance before the Chamber...
...Nation-wide radio programs will be given by the Pierian Sodality of 1808 this May. Other concerts have been arranged by the Sodality for the Harvard University Orchestra at the Harvard Club of Boston, Bradford Junior College, Colby Junior College, and in the John K. Paine Music Hall of Cambridge...
With Harvard undergoing one of the most radical revolutions in its long history, with changes taking place all around you in the University which will have would-wide significance in the field of higher education and with your student body "on the spot" as a result of the attempt to make Harvard University a narrowing and deadening center of super-intellectual infra-humans. . . etc., you write about Huey Long and Nawn, etc. As if we cared. Veritas...
...when the rattles start sounding from Arizona, Montana, Texas, Florida, and other parts of the country, think of us Harvard 'babies'," said Alvin M. Josephy '36, in a letter he sent yesterday afternoon to United States Senator Huey P. Long. This was the first shot in a nation-wide campaign to unseat the gentleman from Louisiana. A small group of students met yesterday to form a plan of attack, and as a result, a letter was sent to 100 American universities. Liberal-minded students were urged to sent "letters or telegrams to the Senate Committee on Elections and Privileges...