Word: forwarded
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Professor C. H. Moore '89, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, has reported a growing interest in Asiatic subjects. "We have long been looking forward to an extension of our work in Chinese," he said recently. "The language must be emphasized because it is the key which unlocks the history, literature, and philosophy of the nation...
...testing their theories from the part of Power. Cannily watching the situation and holding a salutary whip hand are a group of enlightened Conservatives who are adding to the 61 pink votes their own and thus giving the new Cabinet a slim majority. As Premier the pinks have put forward former Speaker of the Storting, Christopher Hornsrud, veteran of many a stormy debate...
...minute portion of U. S. womanhood which is diligently muscular looks forward to a trip abroad this summer. For the first time in the history of athletics events for women* will be included in the track and field program of the Olympic Games...
Langdell, the Green center, was the high scorer of the game with seven baskets from the floor to his credit. Following him was Swarthout, diminutive Dartmouth forward, who scored nine points. For Harvard, D.J. O'Connell '29, a substitute forward played the best game, tallying nine points almost unassisted...
...overwhelming defeat to the weak Nichols Club team by a 12-2 score. The contest was played on a very small rink and was marred by rough play on both sides. At no time were the New Yorkers a match for their smoother and faster opponents. The Crimson forward line took the disc up the ice time and again in a beautiful exhibition of coordination and team work. Both forward lines were used and proved equally efficient in driving the puck home. The work of the Crimson defense men was of a similar high grade, the Nichols forwards breaking through...