Word: consists
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...flown by the club contests consist of precision tests in flying and landing, bomb dropping and aerobatics, rather than speed. Framingham is the nearest test ground...
...second time, this Saturday, the Freshmen will be represented on the boards. With Lerner and Hollands out with leg injuries, this Saturday's team will consist of Light body, MacDonald, Mason Fernald, and Sherman Hoar. If Light body and MacDonald can repeat their respective 50 and 52-second quarters, and Fernald and Hoar perform up to expectations, the team will in all probability come home with the medal...
...preparation for individual branches of public service," so the commission believes. "It should seek to provide a thorough grounding in the fundamental principles and problems of public administration without reference to the branch of the public service which its graduates may enter. The student body of the school should consist mostly of promising young men already in the government service, studying on leave of absence, and of men with professional training who would acquire knowledge of public administration at the school in order to realize their fullest potentialities in the public service...
...Song of India and Chansonette. Best non-Grofean work was a deeply-felt Negro Heaven of Otto Cesana. The whole concert pleased even pontifical old William James Henderson of the New York Sun, who unbent to write: "Mr. Grofe presents 'paper' music; his orchestra does not consist of swing men, and never is there any attempt to 'frisk their whiskers.' Indeed it must be admitted that a good deal of the time they are just plain 'corny,' but when the notation calls for it they can make a reasonable approach to a jam session...
...Harvard delegation will consist of Rolf Kaltenborn '37, Robert L. Bishop '37, Edward O. Miller '37, and Richard W. Gilder 1G.B. Other Harvard men connected with the discussions are: Francis B. Sayre, Professor at the Law School from 1919 to 1934; Dr. B. M. Anderson, Jr. Assistant Professor of Economics from 1913 to 1918; Dr. Edmund E. Day, successively Instructor, Assistant Professor in Economics from 1910 to 1923 and president-elect of Cornell; and Lawrence Dennis...