Word: equalled
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...yapping from Harvard alumni about the miserable crews, the continued superiority of Yale. One indignant gentleman of the class of 1903 wrote an open letter to the Crimson suggesting 18 reforms; one was that rowing be put in charge of 50 graduate oarsmen each of whom would have equal rating as a coach and, presumably, give all his spare time to coaching one member of the rowing squad. But Coach Charles Whiteside. graduate of Syracuse, was worried principally about the cold weather that has kept him indoors so long; he had plenty of material, for more...
...Princeton Triangle Show's "Something In the Air" or "On a Sunday Evening" (TIME, Dec. 29), which Bandmaster Guy Lombardo broadcasts. In the matter of dancing, however, Mask & Wig puts most of its contemporaries to shame. The complicated, admirably executed routines of East Lynne Gone West were equal to those of any current Broadway production...
Financially, however, the Dramatic organization has its greatest problem. The last few performances have seen steadily dwindling audiences, with the result that the Club's exchequer is being sorely tried. Much of the drop in attendance can be blamed directly on the quality of presentation; an equal loss of prestige, however, is due to the choice of plays. "B. J. I.," the most recent production, although admirably handled, was admitted, on the whole, to be but a middling play. With the exception of one act, the plot was worthy of little commendation...
Hence it is that the Harvard men who died with the Central Powers have no rights at their Alma Mater now and upon no possible basis can they be entitled to equal honor with those who died with the Allies. War is too brutal, too devastating and too idiotic to be so easily smoothed over as this. The only hope of the war generations in history is to justify their fighting by the results, and if there be no results, as there cannot be if all are now considered equal, their condemnation will be terrible...
...debts cannot be paid so easily as by considering all those who fought each other as brothers entitled to equal credit in their graves. Portland (Me.) Express...