Word: chuted
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Sohn thought Davis must have lost consciousness while spinning downward, hence failed to open his emergency 'chute. Said he : "I am afraid that more casualties will be reported if many people without experience in delayed jumping try to fly with their own wings...
...Founder's outstretched arms." No, no, a thousand times no! This piece of misplaced sculptural enthusiasm has one arm somewhat "outstretched," the other hangs at its side with a clenched hand holding a scroll. . . . Should a man by chance hit upon the one available arm its angle would chute him off into space. . . . TIME may be puissant but can it make a bronze statue move its arms to save a veteran...
...line with the policies of the Conant administration, Professor Mather hopes to answer these objections in the case of Geology 1. At present the special students are divided into two groups of 20 each, under the general guidance of Charles H. Burgess '31, instructor in Geology, and Newton E. Chute, tutor in Geology...
...Kentucky Derby on Cavalcade two weeks before. Riding high on Brookmeade's luck, Garner, a comparative dodderer among jockeys, at 34 was having the best season of his 20 years in racing. Nothing could stop him, and nothing did. He booted Okapi down the Widener chute with 15,000 people yelling in the sunshine, bettered the time by which the little brown horse won the race last year as a 3-year...
Herman Royden Sweet, Austin teaching fellow in Botany; Llewellyn Thomas Evans, Austin teaching fellow in Zoology; Robert Emerson Todd, Jr., Austin teaching fellow in Zoology; Harold Hooker Lane, assistant in Astronomy; Sidney McCuskey, assistant in Astronomy; Newton Earle Chute, assistant in Geology; Charles Harry Burgess '31, assistant in Geology...