Word: constantly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Thorndike declared that the injury was not serious, but it was much better for Barbee to be at Stillman, where he would be under constant observation...
...small college; they have the same inclinations and desires, the same healthy ambitions, and the same feeling of "growing up." The difference is that at the university they mature, or seem to mature, more quickly, which is but natural because of the environment in which they move. Constant exposure to crowds and city life cannot help developing a young man's resourcefulness and social instincts more rapidly than does daily contact with tarred streets and flowered hillsides. (Oh, to be at Williams now that Spring is there...
...graduate can also take active part in suggesting candidates for the Board of Overseers or by serving on the nominating committee appointed by the Alumni Association, and perhaps, in time, by serving on the Board himself. All this keeps him in constant touch with and thought of the University...
...Another constant lifelong bond with Harvard is, of course, one's class and every graduate should make a point of attending his class reunions as long as he lives. Many graduates find that these reunions increase in interest and enjoyment with...
...proposal permitting any Government to ship arms to any other Government was passed. Britain thereupon introduced an amendment giving Governments the right to search ships suspected of carrying arms designed to foment trouble against them, citing the case of India where arms-smuggling was the cause of constant strife on the Northwest Frontier. The amendment was badly received and discussion was adjourned...