Word: courting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Lampy then decided to express his opinions on the subject. But Lampy is not a rational creature; unfortunately he has clowned too long to strike the dignified pose of a Superior Court Judge. He could only laugh at Things as They are. To straighten out the creases in his face and put on a sober look was as impossible as for him to write a CRIMSON editorial or a piece in the Alumni Bulletin...
Judge Thomas Day Thacher, Federal District Judge of New York, will lecture tonight at 8 o'clock in the New Court Room of Langdell Hall on "The Work of Federal Trial Court in New York City." Judge Thacher, graduate of Yale '04, served as a major of the American Red Cross in Russia...
Sweetser said that the development of the League since it was proposed at the Paris Peace Conference ten years ago today has been phenomenal. The annual Assembly, the quarterly Council, the permanent Secretariat, the World Court, the International Labor Office, and the various committees and commissions dealing with subjects ranging from opium to the movies: these, he said, represent a thoroughly complete organization. He said that news of many League activities never reaches the United States, largely because international relations are too subtle to be treated in detail in the public press...
After the intermission, Lowell displayed new vigor, and Jarek made a long shot from the center of the court. Several fouls diminished the Crimson lead, but Upton accounted for nine more points. J. H. Ward '30, replacing Captain O'Connell, who had retired with an injured leg at the end of the first half, also scored twice...
Towards the end of the game, a new Harvard team was sent in. After Jarek dribbled the length of the court for a score, the game developed into wild passing and fouls, and no further goals were made...