Word: agee
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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From this humble beginning crew has rapidly developed at the New Jersey Institution, and high point in that development will be reached when two Rutgers crews take to the Charles tomorrow afternoon for a triangular race against Harvard and M.I.T. It is the coming of Age for Rutgers newest sport...
...second day will be devoted to a model sitting of the Court as it is today. This meeting, to be held in Holden Chapel, will be barred to all under 65 years of age, and at it students will take turns in handing down decisions. The best opinion, if accompanied by 25 wrappers, or reasonably accurate facsimiles, will win a prize of two tickets to the coming Wellesley-Dunster House wrestling match (called on account of rain at 1 o'clock this morning--Ed.) but the second prize was cancelled after a meeting with officials of the University appointed...
...came ever and spoke to Harvard when his company was here two years age. Today he returns at the invitation of Frank W. C. Hersey '99, instructor in English...
...wrote and conducted great symphonies. When in 1896 he came to Berlin he little suspected it was the last time he would grasp a baton. His friend Joachim, the famous protege of Mendelssohn, gave a dinner for him before the performance. By now he showed many marks of age; his much-admired "St. John's head" and his full white beard combined to make him quite leonine. Children, whom he said he loved better than adults, called him "the little round gentleman." He preferred old clothes, hated stiff collars and all ties, and felt constrained in dress shirts. Especially...
CANADA-André Siegfried-Harcourt, Brace ($3). Best modern atlas of Canada's complex, uneasy mixture of British, French and U. S. influences, her thermostatic role in British-U. S. relations; by a shrewd French observer, author of America Comes of Age...