Word: doubt
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Extending far up into the sky was a vivid red, which later faded to a milky way effect. The sight had a peculiar reaction on our student body, which, two years ago, endured a double tornado with mingled excitement and horror. Without a doubt, Gainesville, Ga. is the city for unusual weather. ANNE BARBARA GLENN...
There is little doubt that the Morningsiders are not as effective on the court as they were on paper before the current campaign opened last December. With Captain John O'Brien, Tom Macioce, Ed Anderson, Cliff Wolf, and Stan Leggett returning as experienced veterans, it was expected that Coach Paul Mooney would have a club whose calibre would at least equal that of the 1936 undefeated League champion...
...average Freshman courses is enough to make these realize that they are merely studying under a new system the same subject matter learned in school, to burst their bubbles of academic enthusiasm, and to make them restless and wayward. Thus, bored prep school men are ready and no doubt willing to do this advanced work. Proof of this is the fact that when, some years ago, freedom in selection of courses was granted, more than 300 Freshmen turned to advanced courses. Forty per cent of the grades received by these men were A or B, and most took survey courses...
...meet the result of which was in doubt up to the final event, Michigan beat Yale last night in New Haven 41 to 34. Before the 400 relay, the score was 34 all, but swimming anchor for the Wolverines, Tom Haynie beat Captain Maclonis of Yale by a yard to take the final seven points...
...answer to Treasurer Henry L. Shattuck's contention that "Harvard brings millions of dollars into Cambridge," the representative complained that 41 percent of the land in his district was exempt from taxation. Reminded that the presence of the University had raised property values adjoining it, he said, "no doubt prices of land used to be high, but the influence of the Cooperative society at both Harvard and M. I. T. has cut them down...