Word: following
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Unofficial estimates of the geographical distribution of the Class of 1939 reveal no startling changes from previous years, and indicate that it will follow the usual formula with more than half of the men coming from the New England district. A slight decrease in the number from this section and also from the middle west from the figure of last year is noted in the early statistics...
...squandered countless kopeks in the purchase of books and clothing by failing to follow the notices of special sales by local tradesmen, printed only in the CRIMSON...
...basis of these replies that the present issue has been constructed. The reviews are still written by CRIMSON men but they follow the reactions of Freshmen to Freshmen courses except in a few cases. From their contacts with University officials, editors are aware of changes which the Freshmen are not and the criticisms have taken cognizance of these differences...
Said Mr. King, "Mr. Bennett has declared that recovery must certainly follow social reform. The truth is that economic recovery is the only sure foundation for the successful establishment and continuous operation of social services. To seek to erect an ambitious program of social services on a stationary or diminishing national income is like building a house upon the sands...
...baseball teams in the same city last week caused Mr. Marshall to discourse to reporters on one of his favorite dreams, the ideal sports stadium. This, planned for Boston in the near future, will be glass-enclosed, with movable bleachers and a press box on a monorail to follow the plays in football...