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...onetime private secretary of Lloyd George, whose rapid anti-Turk policy led to the ruin of British imperial ambitions in the Levant, denounced the Treaty. Sir Edward made the usual plea for Christian minorities. His argument that the Treaty was repugnant to the British Dominions was sunk without a trace when Ramsay MacDonald informed the House that all the Dominion Governments had consented to ratification...
...Economics, which is directly beneath the burned portion of the roof, was very badly damaged by water. Fortunately all the valuable documents, including three sole copies of Ph.D. theses, were rescued in time. A good deal of the wall had to be torn down in an endeavor to trace the source of the fire...
...Metropolitan Museum in Manhattan opened a memorial exhibition of the works of the late Julian Alden Weir (who died in 1919). The catalog is arranged chronologically so that the student is enabled to trace the development of this excellent painter...
...ideal way to distribute seats for a college football game would be by invitation." Major F. W. Moore '93, graduate treasurer of the Athletic Association told a CRIMSON reporter. "In this way any trace of commercialism that might taint this sport and the disagreeable element of the crowds would be done away with...
Much more engaging is the evening service suggestion. This would appear to inconvenience no one, and to harbor no trace of guile. At the same time, it is very probable that many who find it difficult to be abroad in time for the present services would gladly take advantage of the evening chapel. There is, indeed, almost no unfavorable criticism which one can make. In all likelihood, the seven o'clock chapel would be welcomed.... but no more of quarter-to-nine classes...