Word: groups
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...doors to the public next Thursday evening. An Arabian dance by M. H. Dill '20, leading lady and composer of the music, will be one of the features of the show. His dance was specially coached by Mrs. Derby Brown, of Brookline, one of the foremost pageant and group dancing teachers in greater Boston...
Today and tomorrow are the last two days upon which chairmen of Senior groups wishing to apply for rooms in the Yard for next year may obtain application blanks. The committee will hold office hours in Randolph 56 from 4.30 to 6 on these afternoons, to give information regarding price lists, grouping, and other particulars. To avoid delay in making the allotments, all group chairmen are urged to apply as soon as possible today, rather than wait until tomorrow. The applications must be filled out and returned before 6 o'clock on Wednesday, March...
...Groups of any number up to twelve may apply for rooms in the four dormitories reserved for next year's Seniors--Hollis, Stoughton, Holworthy, and Thayer, but the larger groups will be given preference in the allotment. Each group will select a fictitious name, to be written on the outside of an envelope containing the names of the applicants. All assignments will be made...
...clarifying reservations; some wanted the Lodge reservations; but practically everybody has wanted it ratified and does want it ratified. At first, the administration Senators attempted to put the document through intact, but in vain. The nation clamored for ratification. Again the Democrats tried, with mild reservations, but the Republican group, holding the whip hand, insisted that their conditions be fulfilled without the change of a comma. It was a game of the whole hog or none. Still more concessions have been made by the Democrats, until their party pride has been stretched to the limit. A substitute for article...
Characterization of the French railway strike as revolutionary is more than a political catchword. The strike was in fact begun by a group of avowed revolutionary syndicalists, and was opposed at first by the reformist leaders of the French trade unions. The demand for "nationalization," which has come steadily to the front through the earlier negotiations and the strike itself is, as French labor understands the word nationalization, a demand for democratization of the management of the roads. The demand is most loudly voiced on the lines already owned by the state. Before the war the Federation of Railway Workers...