Word: columbia
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...HARVARD COLUMBIA Prouty or Fletcher, c.f. c., Brominski Adzigian, 3b. 1b., Petterson Bilodeau or Prouty, 1b. 3b., Nash Owen, r.f. l.f., Mareski Sullivan, l.f. s.s., Ciampa Maguire, c. c.f., Urie Woodruff, s.s. r.f., King Hayes, 2b. 2b., Maxim Braggiotti or Bilodeau, p. p., DeBettencourt, Gannett, or Morgan...
...Columbia has registered the only win of the year gained by a League rival over Harvard, defeating the Cambridge outfit in New York last month by a 10-7 score...
...Varsity shell remained intact and will row unchanged, unless sickness breaks out again, until after the race Saturday and probably even then. The contests will be in New York against Columbia and M.I.T. sometime Saturday afternoon with only the first Varsity going down, leaving the seconds to workout here...
Both Harvard and Princeton tennis teams have been undefeated so far this season, Harvard winning from Columbia 9-0, Brown 9-0, Holy Cross 9-0, Pennsylvania 5-4, and Amherst 6-3, and Princeton winning from Cornell 7-2, Williams 9-0, North Carolina 7-2, Duke University 9-0, and Yale...
...recurrence of a "Red" scare in the colleges--Chicago was the scene of such as event last month, and more recently Columbia--show a head for plain talking and straight thinking. No one doubt the of our universities a few students believe with adolescent vehemence in communism. Here and there a professor is an stewed (or unviewed) "Red." Larger groups of students take pride in calling themselves "socialists" or "liberals," albeit most of them have no clear conception of what they mean by "socialism" or "liberalism." A number of professors undoubtedly are hypnotized by various types of socialist theories. Some...