Word: finalities
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...think it hot, today? You should feel it in Calcutta! Most people last only five years in India. That was the length of my appointment?long enough! For my duty as Advocate General of Bengal was to act as a sort of personal court of final appeal. Perhaps the greatest single problem which cropped up to face me was whether or not to prosecute Mahatma Gandhi. . . . Will you gentlemen have more...
...winner of the local competition will receive a prize of $100, and will become the Harvard entrant in the final competition for the intercollegiate prize. This competition will be held simultaneously in the several colleges on May 14, and its winner will receive a prize of $500 and a gold medal. C. E. Wyzanski '27, who won the Harvard contest last year, was awarded the inter-collegiate prize as well...
...final speech of the evening. Mogowan declared that since the competitions implied voluntary service, and that they attracted approximately 500 men each year, they could not be characterized as an evil. Managerships according to Magowan offered an opportunity for men who had participated in preparatory athletics and who were unable to make a varsity squad to retain this interest...
President Hopkins proposes a conference for the consideration of his proposals. Because of the underlying agreement on general principles already pointed out Harvard should be the first to accept any such proposal so soon as it is forth-coming in its final form. The reform of the abuses to which intercollegiate football is at present subject, the further development of intramural sports and athletics for all, on these things Harvard and Dartmouth agree. Toward attaining those ends Harvard has so far chosen to be slow and cautious. That method, certainly useful when sympathy among other colleges for Harvard's aims...
...first chukker was fairly even but in the next period five goals were scored in as many minutes and the outcome of the game was decided. From then on the University horsemen kept on piling up their score until when the final whistle blew they had amassed 14 1/2 points...