Word: groupe
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...modern languages is necessary for a thorough understanding of literature, history, and science. But there is a growing class of men who want more than a reading knowledge. They are the men who will fill diplomatic posts, positions as representatives of great banking or commercial houses--an ever increasing group of participants in world trade and international transactions. They want to be able to deal with Frenchmen, Germans, and South Americans without the hinderance of interpreters...
...expected that a group of about 50 men and women especially interested in this subject will attend the conference During the two days the status of employment work in the various professional fields will be discussed, specific plans for an organization, involving both its scope and ways and means will be presented. A committee appointed at the conference will consider these plans, and before adjournment on Saturday afternoon some definite action will be taken by the Conference looking toward the calling of a larger conference and the recommendation of a definite working plan...
Almost four hours behind time, the victorious University football squad arrived at the South Station about midnight last night, where a group of undergraduates met them as they pulled in. As they came down the platform the team was greeted by the cheers of the men who had gone in to welcome them. About 350 undergraduates represented the student body at the station, and their enthusiasm proved to the squad the University's pride in the Crimson victory...
...most prosperous during the past year were the producing class, the heads of great industries. These men reaped enormous profits, charging practically any price for their goods that they close, in spite of the fact that they had to pay out great wages. The wage earners constituted the second group that benefited financially last year. These could afford to pay the soaring prices for their wages in most cases kept stride with or even ahead of the cost of commodities...