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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Crimson invites all men in the University to submit signed communications of timely interest. It assumes no responsibility, however, for sentiments expressed under this head and reserves the right to exclude any whose publication would be palpably inappropriate...
...this spring in Government 17, the College course in municipal government. The other men are Arthur Woods '92, former police commissioner of New York City, and an Overseer of the University, who will speak upon "Municipal Police Administration"; David Abram Ellis '94, former chairman of the Boston School Committee, whose subject will be "Municipal School Administration"; Lawson Purdy, president of the Board of Taxes and Assessments of New York City, who will discuss the problems of municipal finance. These men are appointed in accordance with the terms of a fund given by Frank Graham Thomson '97, for lectures in municipal...
Where now was the adventurous Prince Yudenitch, the charmingly cryptic Prince Kolchak, the mystically vague Prince Denekine? Where was the Prince of Poland? Where the Prince of Ukraine? Where were the Princes of the Esths and the Letts, of whose existence she had never known until she had been warned that they were riding to rescue her? They were all gone, frightened away by the evil monster, Bolshevism...
...death yesterday morning of Professor R. M. Johnston was a heavy loss not only to the University Faculty, one of whose most justly and widely distinguished members he was, but to the country at large. Always vigorous in behalf of practical preparedness against war, Professor Johnston was unusually fortunate in the high degree of service which he was qualified to render when the test came. Not content with serving indirectly through those be had trained for military service both in the War College and Harvard, he felt impelled to add his own active services to their, in spite of long...
...Freshman Daniel come to judgment: "let every man, if he be a true American, take his stand with the party among whose leaders Governor Calvin Coolidge and Mayor Ole Hanson stand foremost." A Harvard Speaker Sweet! Those who are Democrats, or who are for the man and not for the party, must feel themselves out in the cold with the foolish virgins or over on Deer Island with the Reds. Perhaps, outcasts that we are, we may point out that party is a means and not an end; that the good American, the intelligent American, votes the Republican or Democratic...