Word: question
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...nominating committee had the question of the validity of Wednesday's election brought to their attention by a petition, submitted and signed by fifty Seniors pointing out that the total of votes cast for Marshal, according to the tabulation as published in the CRIMSON yesterday morning was 965; whereas the total number of official ballots cast, as determined by the Junior Polling Committee, was 305, which would make the possible maximum of votes for Marshal...
...question of a Southern trip for the track team was referred to the Chairman of the Committee, Dean L. B. R. Briggs, and the Graduate Treasurer, Major F. W. Moore for final decision. It now seems probable that the trip will be taken. If it is reported on favorably, the team will leave Cambridge on April 16, have a meet with the University of Virginia on the 19th, train on the Annapolis track until the 23d, when it meets the Naval Academy at Annapolis
...Macy '22, chairman of the Chapel Committee, will preside. The Reverend Professor Edward Caldwell Moore, D.D., will speak of various aspects of the chapel; K. B. Murdock '16 will give his reasons for attending chapel, and H. D. Smith '21 will discuss the undergraduate point of view on the question. The meeting will close promptly at half past eight...
Whether he will have so much assurance when once he has arrived, is another question. England and France, much as they would like to keep him out of power because of his pro-German tendencies, can not or will not go to such an extremity in the race of the whole Greek nation. But they can, and undoubtedly will, withdraw their support, both martial and financial, from the country. It cannot be denied that the Greeks are free to choose whomever they desire to rule over them; no more is it to be expected that the Allies will look favorably...
Universal military training as an important question is a matter of past history; what little enthusiasm for it remained after the war was dampened by the emphatic refusal of the country even to consider it. Voluntary military training, however, is still a matter of interest. A movement has originated in Boston to revive the Plattsburg idea in New England at least, if not in all the nine army corps areas, subject, of course, to the approval of the War Department; and, because of a consequent addition to the army budget the approval of Congress also. For dozens of city workers...