Word: overlooked
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Other people argue that the way to prevent war is to arm. This, too, is fallacious, for each nation tries to be the best prepared until at length this competition of armament becomes intolerable and war inevitably follows. The great underlying principle involved, which so many people seem to overlook, is that whatever policy a nation pursues, it has no power to control...
...completed in the spring. When this building is completed it will accommodate 60 members of the faculty, besides having a chapel and various other rooms. It is hoped that the building of the new gymnasium will be started as soon as the faculty building is completed It will overlook the athletic field, and will be of the same material as the other buildings of the group...
...qualified to speak upon it from the affirmative side. Major-General Wood is the originator of the plan; and Adjutant-General Cole and President Lowell are strong advocates of it. Those who are opposed to the principles of the camps as well as those who favor them should not overlook this opportunity of hearing the views of their sponsors. The more the information that can be obtained on the subject, the better can the problem be solved...
There are two things these pests of the post-examination period overlook. First every mark near the honor of the danger line passes a strict censorship. No man is given D or E haphazardly. The instructor who tosses a coin to decide his mark is rare if not quite mythical...
...distinguishing features of the Christmas season in the University is the carol service in Appleton Chapel. Tonight the chapel choir with the Radcliffe Choral Society will render these, beautiful old-time carols, and all who know the satisfaction of hearing a chorus of well-trained voices will not overlook this occasion...