Word: easee
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Coach Wachter's players are leaving the Hemenway court for the first time this season, and their success tonight is largely dependent upon the ease with which they adopt themselves to a foreign floor. They are conceded almost an even chance to win, despite Dartmouth's superior preliminary record.
Aptly and concisely to describe her singing, one would have to go to Keats for the phrase "singing in full-throated ease." Mme. Gauthier possesses that limpidness and clear contour of tone necessary for the singer of the eighteenth century Italians, but she succeeded best, as far as her first...
Secretary of State Hughes attempted to ease the Mexican situation (TIME, Jan. 7 et seq.) without damage to U. S. interests and without hostilities. He met with difficulties. The light cruiser Tacoma, which has been patrolling the Mexican coast for some time, after putting in at Galveston, ran aground on...
That this has probably been the ease in this CRIMSON'S poll, may be inferred from the results obtained in a referendum recently conducted at Yale by the YALE DAILY NEWS. In this vote where the issues of prohibition and of the Peace Plan were combined on the same ballot...
Winning five races by safe margins, the University runners administered a complete whitewash to a strong M. I. T. team in the relay meet at Soldiers' Field Saturday. At the same time, the Freshmen, after dropping the sprint relay, took the remaining three events from the yearling Engineers with the...