Word: doubting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...leaves the positions of Varsity end coach, Jayvee chief, and Varsity scouts still open, which according to Harlow will remain open until he has had a chance to look over Messrs. Fesler and Knox in the spring practice which starts two weeks hence. The third Caseyman who was in doubt as to his status, Adam Walsh, has definitely accepted an offer as head coach of Bowdoin and will be moving up there soon to put to use the same experience and ability which have won him such unanimous esteem down here at Cantabridgis...
While U. S. audiences are likely to doubt whether Folies Bergere, derived from a minor Hungarian play called The Red Cat (TIME, Oct. 1), justified such elaborate preparations, they are likely to find it an agreeable and handsomely arranged example of its type. Between the big "production numbers" at the start and finish, it sandwiches in a brisk little backstage-&-bedroom farce based on the resemblance of a song-&-dance man in the "Folies Bergere" to a celebrated financier...
There is no doubt that a college education should provide students with more than what may be acquired from a "correspondence course." The commuter at Harvard has no opportunity to contact the University itself by making those cultural, intellectual, and athletic associations which should form an integral part of his four years at the University...
Clashing with Andover Academy here yesterday afternoon the Freshman basketball team won a hard fought game 29 to 22. Both teams were evenly matched so that the outcome was in doubt until the game ended...
President Jacobs' comment is a refreshing example of something else. When more private university heads have the courage to display by their attitudes their opinion of those liberal zealots who insisted on ten amendments to the Constitution, education will no doubt touch a new high peak. How the bones of Thomas Jefferson would rattle if they knew how assiduously this educator applies himself to "old-fashioned Americanism!" How William Randolph Hearst and Father Coughlin would gurgle with complacent satisfaction were there more universities with Oglethorpe's liberal attitude...