Word: herewith
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...view of the possibility that the United States is once again on the verge of involvement in a European war, the CRIMSON reprints, herewith, excerpts from some of its early 1917 editorials. It is our belief that they afford an interesting comparison with undergraduate opinion of today...
...that indefinable intangible--public opinion. As if the Freshman's life were not full enough of forms and questionnaires, the Crimson has thrust upon the weary first year man a lengthy quiz in re the one thing he knows least about, his courses. Some justification is patently necessary; herewith it is presented...
...TIME herewith presents excerpts from a letter written by Lady Diana...
...tired Southern soil. Proportionately they have three times as much tuberculosis and syphilis as whites, a maternal and infant mortality rate more than 60% higher. At birth a Negro baby can look forward to a probable life of only 47 years, compared to a white baby's 59. Herewith TIME tells the story of four attacks on this No. 1 public health problem...
...squeaking chick just breaking its shell, or perhaps more like a strong man bursting his chains, the Harvard Yardling emerges into the snowy light of day. The youngest of Harvard's six-odd publications, it deserves a genuine welcome from its elder brothers, a welcome which the Crimson herewith heartily extends. The future of the Yardling looks especially bright, because the paper is founded on a real need...