Word: exists
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...casual observer, however, it will perhaps occur that the situation at Harvard and Yale is by no means unique. A survey of wage scales at other colleges would undoubtedly reveal conditions more scandalous than exist at New Haven and Cambridge. Will some busybody at Princeton please keep the ball rolling by informing us what a square yard of clean floor is worth down in New Jersey...
Relations which may be truthfully described as more than just "cordial" not only exist, but become more and more obvious as time goes on. Today's meeting between the Tiger and the Lampoon emphasizes the friendly feeling which exists between the student bodies of the two institutions in a way which will be appreciated by all close followers of the Harvard-Princeton situation...
...ancient house of Lee Ying and it is all off. The ninety-nine and fourty-four hundredths per purity must be saved at all events, so she preserves the Wagner dignity by beating Mr. Ying with a riding crop. Of course such an intolerable condition can't exist for long and a reconcilliation is reached. As you will guess at the beginning of the picture, Mr. Ying is only a foundling and not a son of the gods after all, so everybody is happy...
...Grover Loening awards exist as a recognition on the part of leaders in the field of aeronautics of the possibilities involved in college flying units. Although, due to the prohibitive cost of equipment, flying clubs have not as yet achieved a conspicuous place among undergraduate activities, the significance which flying is assuming in the public eye warrants their encouragement wherever possible...
...accusations was a charge of fraud. Settlement of the suit announced last month from the King's Bench awarded United Diamonds ?325,000 plus ?25,000 cost. Although the fraud charge was withdrawn, awarding of the sum to United Diamonds was tantamount to admitting that fraud did exist. It could not cheer Solomon Joel to believe that the British Government harbored such a suspicion and was furthermore quite prepared to act upon...