Word: discussable
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Terming "football brains and eleverness, plus speed and proper instincts" the essential elements of a winning football team, Dick Harlow, the new Crimson football coach, paid his first official visit to Cambridge yesterday. There were only two subjects he was unwilling to discuss, the personnel of his coaching staff, and any innovations he may make on Soldiers Field next fall...
...novelty in this year's congress will be the Model Session of the International Labor Office, which will discuss, probably over the radio, the question of an international 40 hour week. Victor H. Kramer '35, will be co-chairman...
After a dinner at 6.00 o'clock in the Leverett Dining Hall, Kaltenborn will meet tutors and students of the House in the Junior Common Room, where he will discuss current economic and governmental tendencies, with especial emphasis on the Roosevelt administration. After the speech, there will be an informal discussion, at which the audience will have the opportunity to ask questions on the problems which Mr. Kaltenborn has raised. Recent social trends and their significance will be interpreted by the speaker...
Beginning with an historical portrayal of the background of this tiny, yet much sought-after district, Mr. Florinsky proceeds to discuss its present economic status, and the factors necessary to its future well-being. He makes it evident that prior to the advent of Hitler as Reichsfuehrer, there was no question as to which of the three alternatives Saarlanders would choose in the coming plebiscite: union with Germany, France, or continuation of the status quo, i.e., control by the League of Nations. Every indication pointed to an overwhelming vote in favor of return to Germany. But on the chaos...
While students, graduates and commentators continued to discuss the selection of Dick Harlow to guide the destinies of Harvard football, word came that Harlow will arrive in Cambridge on Monday morning from Westminster, Md., and will remain here for three days...