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...United States, by its rejection of the League, is in no position to take any active part in concert with the other powers, toward solving the problem of the Near East. But our people, in company with the nations of Europe, have not been slow to voice their protest against the decision of the allied governments. For over a century the Powers have endeavored to maintain the hopeless anachronism of Turkish rule; and for over a century that policy has brought dissension and wars upon Europe, and terrible suffering upon the subject races of the Empire. It is time...
...dived into the water for the sake of an ideal," he said, with startling disregard for the rules of grammar, as he wrung the moisture out of his clothes, "and as a protest against the use of force to promote school spirit...
...Bidegarry, the secretary, who is charged with responsibility for the failure in France of the international general strike planned for July 21 last, and in general with a too conciliatory policy and it is this radical opposition--the same group which, in November, attempted a railway strike in protest against the transport of munitions from France to Denikin's armies--which inaugurated the present strike
That in the settlement of the labor problems lies the duty and opportunity of the University, "as a radiating center of protest against dogma and as an inspiration to the scientific investigation of the problems of the day," was the thought expressed by Professor Felix Frankfurter '06, of the Law School, speaking at the University Forum held in the Parish House of the First Unitarian Church last evening...
Yale and Princeton have, in response to the protest registered by the University Debating Council against the wording of the subject for the annual triangular debate, suggested a substitute. "Resolved, That Congress should adopt all measures necessary to suppress propaganda having for its purpose the overthrow of the government--constitutionality of the principle granted," is the proposition as it now stands and it will doubtless be accepted in this form...