Word: signed
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...last session and vetoed by the President, who seems happiest in the midst of legislation passed during the war for his benefit. Without hostilities emergency measures lose attractiveness for the rest of the country, and not even a technical state of war can make them acceptable. As a sign of the peace administration which will begin on March 4, this abolition of war-time laws is a welcome end to the abnormal conditions created by war. The House has taken a flying start, by its unanimous vote, in setting the nation on the road to a change for the better...
...pilots, observers and balloon men, as well as others interested in aeronauties, have been requested by the society to sign up in the blue books which have been posted on the various bulletin boards so that the society can obtain an idea as to how many men in the University are interested in aviation...
...committee in charge of the drive requests that as many men as possible who have not subscribed report at the office in the Crimson Building today and sign up so that it will be unnecessary to try to communicate with them by telephone. The office hours from now until the end of the drive will be from...
...teams will devote his time on Tuesday or Thursday afternoons from 3 to 5 o'clock, to teaching inexperienced men to play. These two-hour sessions will be divided into twenty-minute periods, and all men who wish to take advantage of this opportunity to get free coaching, should sign up in the blue-book which is provided for this purpose in the University Squash Courts...
...follows: 1921, 28 percent; 1922, 14 percent; 1923, 21 percent; and 1924, 20 percent. Consequently the committee requests that all men who live outside the dormitories and who have not yet subscribed, report at the Endowment Fund office in the Crimson Building when the drive reopens Monday and sign up so that a full 100 percent quota can finally be reached...