Word: constantly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Boston individual entry, will be D. McV. Key '22, the representative for Washington, D. C. In the University tournament in 1922 Key won the championship, defeating Dixon, who was then a Freshman. Though this match will be one of Dixon's hardest before the finals, because of his constant practice and steady improvement, a different result from that in 1922 is expected. The Philadelphia representive, William F. Harrity, will probably be the most difficult obstacle for Dixon to overcome for the championship...
Meanwhile, the Federal advance on the port of Vera Cruz was held up by the constant railway repairs made necessary by the rebels. After a lapse of seven days, however, the post was formally entered by the victorious troops and the lines of communication between Mexico City and the coast were thus solidly in the hands of President Obregon...
...capital actor. Helen Lowell etches with acid the acrid mother-in-law. Regina Wallace and Juliette Crosby also give meritorious performances in a play that has a place in every home. George Kelly has written a more human document than his satire, The Torch Bearers. The play's constant humor gets under the vest...
...Like all my family, I am a nomad by nature. But in my wanderings over the earth, one longing has always burned before me like a star, the need of a single, great consuming love. I have been constant to my ideal of womanhood. Now that ideal is realized in my marriage, do you wonder that I am the most joyful man in the world...
...their study, are not the same live material as the original lectures. Furthermore, from the stand-point of the publishers it is not practicable to bring out new editions with every advance in a subject. In consequence, text-books are often very much out-of-date. So, with the constant revision and revaluation of knowledge, the lecture is the instrument in education best designed to accomodate itself to the needs of our time...