Word: careers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...propeller of his fast-flying onetime friend Pablo Picasso. But in Braque's case it didn't hurt a bit. Last week the Cleveland Museum of Art was staging the biggest Braque show ever seen in the U.S.-114 pieces covering every phase of his career. Braque may not be the alltime great painter he is considered in Paris, but the Cleveland show gave ample evidence that he ranks with the finest alive...
...such touchiness seems absurd, and no one who knows easygoing, nonintellectual Louis will doubt his sincerity. To Jazz King Armstrong, lording it over the Zulu Parade (a broad, dark satire on the expensive white goings-on in another part of town) will be the sentimental culmination of his spectacular career, and a bang-up good time besides...
Stuffy didn't stay long at Beverly. In 1908, Madden signed him for Connic Mack, and the following spring, Stuffy, a beardless youth of 19, was heading south for New Orlcans with the Athletics. This was the start of an 18-year major league career that was to see Stuffy get over 2000 hits, make over 16,000 put-outs, slip below 300 only once, go through 119 games at first base without an error (1921-22), and appear in World Series lineups for three different teams, the Athletics, Red Sox, and Pirates...
Morgan Hatch, Yardling second line left wing, pulled the first hat trick of his career, scoring once in the second period and twice in the third. Johnny Snelling, second line center, collected a single goal in the last third of the contest...
...addition to being Harvard University's only course in journalism, a CRIMSON news board competition offers a fine chance to get "inside Harvard." The competition, which is open to freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, also is valuable for students who don't plan to make a career of journalism, and gives valuable training in handling people, organizing one's time, and general writing techniques...