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...abandoned in the future, in which case the museum will be included in the Yard. Its completion next fall will provide the fourth side of the quadrangle composed of Emerson, Sever and Robinson Halls and the Fogg Museum. If Quincy Street goes into disuse it is planned to move the Yard fence from the west side of this street to the east side of the Museum...
...move for a national education department has experienced opposition from an unexpected source. Professor Otis of City College criticises the project as a disguised attempt to militarize schools and colleges. And in a talk to foreign students at Columbia University the New York educator sounds the historic cry of states rights...
...negotiations between the Greek debt-funding mission and the U. S. commission last week came to a halt while the Greeks cabled Athens for instructions. Their opening gambit had been declined and they wanted to know what move to make next. They offered to fund the Greek debt (a principal of $15,500,000) if the U. S. would lend them $32,500,000 additional- the remainder of a credit which was originally extended. The U. S. commission politely but firmly represented the impossibility of loaning Greece any more money even to get the original debt funded. Hence the delay...
...Move On was a story of newspaper life. Was is accurate. The run was brief...
Upon the probable consent of the member nations to these reservations the United States will become, to all intents and purposes, a full member of the World Court. As an international event, this move is of moment. As a political accomplishment, it presents a nice problem. The adherence has been promulgated under a resolution requested by a Republican president, introduced by a Democratic senator, sponsored by a non-partisan majority, and opposed by an irregular Republican minority. Does the act but fulfill the old Republican promise of 1920? Does it vindicate the leadership of Calvin Coolidge? Or does it split...