Word: boarded
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1920-1929
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...Harry M. Blackmer, board chairman of the Midwest Refining Co. (subsidiary of Standard of Indiana). Mr. Blackmer skipped the country, too, and has repeatedly refused to return and testify. His share of the Continental profits were located last week in a Manhattan safety deposit box. His son, Myron K. Blackmer, testified that Harry M. Blackmer will not soon return to the U. S. from Paris. "He told me he liked it there," said Son Blackmer...
...Freshman track team will journey to Exeter this afternoon to meet the schoolboy team on its out of door board track...
...hopes of capturing its fourth victory from Yale in as many years, the University basketball team will board the train for New Haven at 1.05 o'clock this afternoon, prepared to-give their opponents a strong fight, even though it is greatly handicapped by injuries. The two fresman teams will play at 7.30 o'clock as a preliminary, and the final contest betwen the University teams will probably start about an hour later...
Herman Thomas Austern 2L., of New York City, was elected to the presidency of the Law Review for the coming year, at a meeting of the board at the Colonial Club last night. Austern is a graduate of the class of '26 of New York University. He succeeds Erwin, Nathaniel Griswold 3L as recipient of the Law School's highest honor. Austern has been the highest ranking man of his class this year...
...this point alone does the college show what little confidence it has in the preparation of the student. After he has passed the College Entrance Board Examinations he is obliged to take the scholastic aptitude test, which determines, in effect, whether all this learning has taught him how to study. The very presence of this test as part of the machinery of college entrance proves that the secondary school and college are working at purposes that may not be definitely crossed, but are certainly divergent. College prepares man for life, but the secondary school does not prepare man for college...