Word: chased
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1910-1919
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Through the efforts of the Yard police rifled goods are often recovered and this is especially true in the case of bicycles. The theft of these is sometimes resorted to by more or less desperate characters; one of these was recently captured after a long chase. The Yard parrot not only shows its efficiency in this director but it has been most successful in the rounding up of practical jokers. The patrol is hindered by the lack of undergraduate co-operation and considering that in the end the students are the victims, they should give more attention to this matter...
...Classical Conference. "A School boy's Joke in a Greek Inscription," by Professor Lanman. "Coins Illustrative of Byzantine History," by Mr. H. W. Bell. "The Haynes Collection of Classical Antiquities," by Professor Chase, in Harvard...
...department of the Classics, Professor C. H. Moore, not later than December 1, and theses of approved candidates must be presented to him not later than February 15, 1914. Further information may be obtained from the committee, Professor H. W. Smyth, Professor C. B. Gulick, and Professor G. H. Chase...
...absence for the whole of the current academic year; Mr. W. C. Ford, Professors A. C. Coolidge and Maxime Bocher, Dr. H. L. Gray, Professors W. F. Dearborn and W. E. Rappard, for the first half-year; Professors Ephraim Emerton. W. G. Pierce Clifford H. Moore, G. H. Chase, Lonis Allard, and Theodore Lyman for the second half-year...
...doubtless with many a hapless cargo some things really worth saving go down. A few light, gay, shiny bits do float, and sail gaily down life's brook, sparkling in the sunlight even brighter than the ripples of the stream. There are people who have been known to chase a "continued story" through the numbers of a bound volume of a magazine, but most of us nothing but a rainy afternoon and an awful dearth of reading matter, or a moment of sentiment, takes back to a volume of that sort...