Word: excepts
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...League of Nations of which Panama is a member she must bring her troubles before it for arbitration, and attempt peaceful settlement before resorting to arms. The United States is not a member of the League. Our Monroe Doctrine prohibits foreign governments from interfering in American questions except to a limited extent in dependencies which they had already acquired when the doctrine went into effect. Briefly, the articles of the League say to Panama, "you must bring your dispute to us." The Monroe Doctrine says, "Panama, you must have nothing to do with foreign arbitrators. The United States...
...meet a repetition of Germany's last attack, for the Allies to be in complete accord, domestically and internationally. The disagreement in policy between England and France, the labor troubles in Great Britain, and the Irish situation all strengthen our sense of danger. English labor is unfriendly with all except Russian Sovietism...
...Except for the years 1917 and 1918 the University has been represented by a lacrosse team for the last forty years, and until recently they were of championship calibre. With the spread of the game competition has become keener. In the East the game is gradually being adopted by the larger college. The Naval Academy, Yale, Syracuse, and the University of Pennsylvania being the most recent ones to take the step. These newcomers have cut wide paths. In the South the "Middies" are classed with the best. In the North, Syracuse won the championship the first year it was admitted...
...Almanack," Professor Grandgent's "Old and New," Hillyer's "Sonnets and Other Lyrics," and Phoutrides' translation of Kostes Palamas' "Life Immovable." The Press also issues the Journal of Industrial Hygiene, the Quarterly Journal of Economics, and the Harvard Theological Review. Practically all the manufacture of these publications, except the binding, is carried on in Randall Hall
Next year a fee for infirmary and care of health will be re-established at the rate of five dollars per student in all Cambridge departments eligible for admission to the infirmary, except that in the case of the Graduate School of Business Administration this fee will be included in the $400 tuition charge. Such an infirmary fee was formerly in effect but was temporarily suspended in 1916 for all men paying a tuition fee of $200 or more...