Word: goings
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...basic cause of all such maneuvers is that there are simply not enough books to go around. This is not unexpected, but in many instances there is a whole shelf full of copies of one book while there are only two or three copies of another that contains an equal amount of assigned reading. In some cases this is due to departments that won't purchase enough volumes, in others to professors who assign out-of-print editions. Lamont officials say they try, to adjust the number of copies of a book to student demand as much as possible...
...boots underpriced in comparison to New York maker's, Mama claims "We don't make a lot of money but we have a good life and lots of friends." Everything would be complete for Peter with a trip back to the Old Country. "I'd like to go. You buy the tickets, and I'll buy all the beer...
...Bellboys finally assembled some blocking to go with their flashy T attack, and had little trouble baffling the Commuters with their pitchouts, faking, and passes. Lowell didn't score until the second period when Bob Woodruff ploughed across from the one foot line...
Harvard's polo team takes on its second opponent of the fall at 8:30 tonight when the Crimson riders go against Cornell in the Big Red's Ithaca armory...
...Enright is a short wizened, 75-year-old Irishman with blue eyes and a characteristic brown hat. He has seen Harvard football players come and go ever since 1888, when he became head caretaker of the Soldiers Field grounds. Enright was officially retired in 1939, but he still helps out now and then when something comes up that stymies the more inexperienced...