Word: non
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...student referendum, Yale has voiced an opinion justifying France for her action in the Ruhr, and though generally opposed to the present attitude of aloofness on the part of the United States, at least favored non-interference in the present crisis. Whatever view history may take of France's steps of reprisal, or whatever plans may now be simmering in the minds of our striving statesmen, the opinion expressed as coming from a representative group of American students, is both significant and impressive...
...rate, when John Harvard entered Emmanuel, the king's regulations had been in force for some time and many of the colleges were beginning to show perceptible High Church tinge. But Emmanuel, due to the influence mainly of Chaderton, who still lived there though no longer master, was strongly non-conformist; all the decadent wits of the time rail at "pure Emmanuel". It held itself aloof from the rest of the University, and kept its own council and habits. When the other colleges accepted the inevitable and worshipped according to the king's command. Emmanuel alone refused to conform...
...International Students Tours have been established as a non-commercial undertaking for the purpose of enabling American college students and instructors to travel in foreign countries at minimum cost, and under conditions which permit a close contact with the people and institutions of the countries visited. These tours represent merely a new application of the program which the Institute of International Education has been carrying out for many years in the direction of a closer international understanding through educational opportunities a program which in the past has been characterized by such activities as international exchange professorships and scholarships, the exchange...
...Bridgman of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company will give an informal address tonight in Harvard 1 at 7 o'clock on the "Non-Technical Opportunities in the Bell System for Harvard Men." The meeting is intended primarily for Seniors and graduate students of other classes may also attend...
Tomorrow and Friday, the Bell System will send employment representatives from the several affiliated companies to conduct personal interviews with any of the members of the University who wish to learn more of the System's non-technical field of activities. The interviews will be held in Peabody Hall of Phillips Brooks House from 10 o'clock in the morning to 5 o'clock in the afternoon. The men who will hold these conferences are Mr. F. A. Benham of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Mr. E. G. Anderson of the New York Telephone Company...