Word: cross
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...projects taking students overseas are on a volunteer basis. One group will travel to Mexico to assist public health and recreation agencies there, while other groups will cross the Atlantic to aid in rehabilitation in Finland, Italy, and France, a job undertaken by the Quakers after the last war as well as today...
...loose-stringed violin, looks like a cross between a walkie-talkie and a strangler's cord. The performer clutches it in a nursing position, strokes it with a long bow, makes sounds like a violin with loose strings...
...from all parts of the University, of all beliefs, have joined in a committee which new issues a call to boycott the Club 100. The members of the committee do not enjoy the prospect of overt acts of public pressure. But these men, whose names constitute a far-reaching cross-section of Harvard sentiment, fear even more the example of condoned prejudice that has cropped up so close to the University. It is for the men of the University to see that this racism is faced off and rooted...
State authorities have worked out a program which they hope will case the somewhat tight situation now existing. "The Department of Public Health, working with the Red Cross . . . is already supplying much-needed plasma and fractional blood, and to as great an extent as possible, whole blood," said Strawson...
Graham Taylor of New York is the outstanding cross-country man and also jumps, while Sewell Faulkner, Rod Norblom, Dee Bogert, Dick Rich, Frank Seabury, and Don Justus fill out the listings. Bogert, a transfer student, and Justus, a first-term Freshman, are not eligible for intercollegiate competition but are allowed to participate in meets under Ski Club auspices...