Everyone Can Pass Examinations in Victory Over Odds
The first game of the odd versus even eve contests ends 22 to 19 with the odds showing stronger passing and teamwork. The second game is a one sided win for the odds as forwards convert passes to baskets. The third game also goes to the odds with high scoring and faster play. Miss Gildersleeve urges students to face exams calmly, noting tests are part of college life and time to practice.
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Vane
Bears
Gildersleeve
Thanus
U S Plans Supervised Elections in Nicaragua 1928
The report details U S secretary Stimson and President Diaz backing a supervised electoral system in Nicaragua to curb party domination. It notes Diaz proposing an American controlled electoral commission and a non partisan constabulary with continued naval support, while Sacasa and Moncada push for Diaz's replacement.
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State Department
Nicaragua
Diaz
United States
Stimson
Sacasa
Moncada
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Mr. Stimson
B. Altman & Co
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-Fourth Street
Murray Hill
Barnard Blazer
Barnard
the School Bureau