Word: gov
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Figures on the number of students entering History 1 and Government 1 were not available last night, but if the trend of the last three years continues, Gov. 1 will have picked up from its 644 students last year, 525 in 1934, and 536 in 1933. History 1 had an enrollment of 712 last year, 830 in 1934, 828 in 1933, thus showing a steady decrease...
...British public opinion in support of Sanctions and against Italy. Lord Cecil had just issued "the most serious, most urgent communication" he had ever made to the British public, declaring: "Since our honor and the future of our civilization are involved, we have the right to demand that our Gov ernment should openly declare its conviction that the Covenant of the League of Nations must be carried out. . . . Sanctions should be maintained and if necessary increased...
There was still no Senate. Oldtime politicians, accustomed to gypping the Egyptian masses, proposed to use the Gov ernment's "temporary sovereign rights" to open the late King's envelope and let the Government of Premier Aly Maher Pasha appoint two-fifths of a new Senate. Had there been a strong new King at hand, Premier Maher Pasha might have done...
...hast thou thrust from thy gates And with curses surrendered him o'er From imperial splendor of Lowell House Hall To a lodging that's on a top floor. Oh what was the use of his ancestor's work, Of his father's bombastic degrees, In History, Gov., Economics, and Math Master Johnny's been taking...
Satisfied with the "Gov'ment" court's attitude toward disobedient daughters who keep late hours, the spectators slouched back to their mountain homes, observing: "It's a lesson in what's sinful, all right...