Word: discarded
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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After 60 days of labor, the Greater Tokyo Reconstruction Board decided to discard plans for a magnificent new Tokyo, advised by Dr. Charles A. Beard, director of the New York Training School for Public Service. At the same time it was announced that only $250,000,000 is to be spent on reconstruction instead of the $3,500,000,000 originally planned...
...some time during the game. Both men started against Princeton two weeks ago, and both were carried from the field with injuries during the game. In the past week however, the two backs have been recovering rapidy. Both men were at practice yesterday, in street clothes, but both will discard their canes and report for hard work again this afternoon...
...crux of the situation lay in the question: Is Greece to have a Republican constitution? Advised by Britain, Yugo-Slavia and Rumania not to discard the present dynasty on account of its important connections with the Balkan Powers,* Dictator Colonel Gonatas and his Government tried to quiet down the opposition by abolishing the press censorship, promising the abolition of martial law after the trial of those arrested in a recent revolt, appointing Foreign Minister Apostolos Alexandris as delegate on the Reparations Commission. Republican sentiment, however, refused to be appeased so easily and the clamor for a change...
...learned last night that the University Debating Union would get under way immediately after the Yale game. Changes and improvements in the Union have been discussed and among these proposals was one to discard the progressive and conservative clubs and substitute the Oxford Union system of having members sit to the right or the left of the chairman as they support or oppose the question at hand. Another change which may be made is that of electing a permanent undergraduate president. In the past the Union has been conducted by the respective wing leaders acting together with their executive committees...
...America must discard the attitude of petty hatred toward England if she is to get along smoothly with that country. And it is essential to the welfare of both countries that they be in harmony," said Major General H. T. Allen, in a recent interview with a CRIMSON reporter. "England already realizes the necessity of being on good terms with America and has done a great deal to alleviate tension between the English speaking countries...