Word: question
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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Since Premier Hughes' statement that his country is prepared to fight for a "White Australia," the question of Asiatic immigration has lain dormant, at least in so far as the public eye can observe. Evidently no one has dared to broach the subject after the Premier's fiery outburst,--thinking it best to "let sleeping dogs...
...Senator Lodge has dragged the question into prominence once more. He has not only denounced the "open door" policy as a menace, but has even gone so far as to pledge the Harding administration to action in accordance with his point of view. The Senator has spoken too hastily. Granted that the situation is a difficult one, and that California has so far been practically unsuccessful in her handling of it: still there is as yet no adequate reason for raising such a hue and cry. Until the time for action arrives, it is worse than useless to parade...
...Yale defense showed its bull-dog characteristic when its goal-line was twice threatened. There was no question, however, where the offensive superiority lay. Harvard rushed the ball one hundred and ninety-five yards, while Yale gained only sixty-eight in this way. Harvard made sixteen first downs compared with five for Yale, but it was in the forward passing game that the eleven showed itself so vastly superior. The team started its passes in the first few plays and so successful were they, that sixteen were thrown during the game, of which nine were completed for a total gain...
...list of college publications yesterday when the Harvard Magazine appeared with its brilliant special cover, the work of S. M. Loring Occ. With the exception of the cover and a short article by Coach Knox, however, the magazine contains nothing even remotely connected with football or the game in question. An article on "Harvard, Politicians--Past Present, Future," by Ex-Governor Samuel W. McCall, and another by Professor A. T. Davison '06, in which he brings but an astonishing fact regarding the deficiencies shown by students, go far to make up this discrepancy. The high purpose of the rejuvenated Union...
...Caminetti, in aiming at the very source of the immigration question, is taking a right stop. With emigration from Europe at its height, we cannot hope to cope with the problem alone. Cooperation is the only remedy. Congress, in drafting the proposed immigration bill at its next session, will give to Mr. Caminetti's recommendation the fullest possible consideration...