Word: equal
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...three men lost through graduation are Captain Thayer Cummings '26, a capable net guardian: L. O. Pratt '26, a strong defense man: and C. L. Harding, a wing who fitted well into the reserve forward line considered by many to be the equal of the starting trio...
...sphere of influence, his private ambitions, and his protestations of 'loyalty to the Constitution'. Each militarist has made the national chaos an excuse for 'punitive expeditions' against his opponents, while foreign powers have seen in China's disorder a sound reason for declining to treat her as an equal in the family of nations...
With the chances of victory equal, the Harvard Freshman eleven will meet the Yale Freshman team this afternoon in the Yale Bowl. The crimson-jerseyed players will be fighting to break the series of Yale Freshman wins that extends unbroken from 1920. It was in 1919, when C. C. Buell '23 and George Owen '23 were the first-year luminaries, that victory last perched on the Crimson banner...
...their own Asiatic mission field. Speaking before the Men's Methodist Council, Religious Dean Edmund D. Soper, Duke University, waxed satirical, pessimistic. Said he: "China, Japan, India wonder why we who would teach them have slaughtered each other in thousands, why we refuse to hold all races equal in our countries, why we will not hear both sides of questions. . . . We ask ourselves what is next, and we have no next. We have shot our bolt...
...genius who prepared the briefs for the case. No matter what the eventual outcome is (and with this latest coup an imminent outcome grows even less likely) one may well congratulate the chief of the Four-square Bible Temple on her wise and nimble lawyers. Had she exercised an equal amount of perspicacity in concealing her whereabouts last May she would in all probability be searching at the present time for more conventional and less dangerous methods of publicity...