Word: gaps
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Speculation was rife on the possibilities of scheduling teams from outside New England to fill the gap left by the absence of Holy Cross but officials at the H.A.A. would not reveal which colleges were being considered as likely newcomers to the Harvard schedule...
...farmer sells and what he buys from industry, was 15.6?. Farm price for wheat was 92.2?, parity price 111.4?. Theoretically, the processing tax for cotton should have been 2.5?, for wheat 19.2?. Actually they were respectively 4.2? and 30?. In other words, consumers were more than bridging the gap between farm and parity prices. If farm prices continued to rise, or industrial prices began to fall, or both, parity would be reached and processing taxes would by law become inoperative. Without processing taxes to control production, the agricultural adjustment program would lapse, and the spectre of agricultural oversupply would again...
...university which prides itself in being a great university there is no real justification for leaving such a gap in the list of courses as that created by the omission, over a period of years, of a course that is indispensable to many men's plans of study, elementary meteorology...
...fullback posts were the one hole Jack Carr found vacated at Commencement. Dick Gummere and captain Bill Wemple, who graduated last June, were both named "outstanding players for the season of 1933." So far this year Carr has filled the gap with Ferd Stent, who substituted in the backfield last year, and Horace Robinson and found them satisfactory. Bob Holcombe is serving as alternate...
...work of the Dramatic Club in the past, though commendable in its own line, has left the histrionic field of activity untouched, causing a definite gap in the life of the University. While some attention may be given to the art of playwriting and to dramatic interpretation in the regular composition and public speaking courses, there is still little chance for actual experimentation and presentation along this line. Such a group among the students could study the stage arts, write plays of their own, and produce an interesting and varied program throughout the year. Then, too, there is a wealth...