Word: whose
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...inexpungible stain remains upon the class records of 1921 and 1922. Irreparable damage has been done innocent individuals; a worse dishonor rests upon the student body. No means may be found by which a fair opportunity will be given to candidates, premature estimate of whose relative standing in the class, judged by the election of Wednesday, must of necessity impair their chances. What is worse, upon the Seniors and Juniors collectively must fall the lasting shame of having failed in their duty to their fellows and their university...
...Marshals was conducted under the following rule: "Every voter shall vote for three candidates for Marshals, indicating his preference for First Marshal. Of the three elected, that candidate receiving the highest number of votes for First Marshal shall be elected First Marshal; of the other two elected, that one whose total vote is higher shall be Second Marshal, and the other one Third Marshal...
...Freshmen are reporting at the University Squash Courts three times a week. Although it was originally the intention to assign all of these men to sections that meet on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, it has proved to be impossible because the 13 courts available are not sufficient. Consequently those whose schedules permit have to come on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday...
...French ambassador was packing his so as to-be prepared for the arrival of the ex-King. No doubt remains as to the position of the three great European powers with the publishing of the note warning that "restoration of the throne of Greece to a King, whose disloyal attitude and conduct during the war caused them great embarrassment and loss, could only be regarded by them as ratification by Greece of his hostile acts," thereby creating a "new and unfavorable situation...
...those who know tell a far different story. As facts begin to make the truth of fanciful pictures of Russia wealth extremely doubtful we after led more and more to ask why we should enter into relations with a moneyless, creditless country, whose government has almost nothing to offer for the guarantees which would come from us. Can we believe that the economic advantages of trade with Russia are so great that we should rid ourselves of all aversion to Soviet ideas and enter into an agreement--which involves recognition--for the sake of a gain as uncertain at bottom...