Word: hardest
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...three-day convention to draw up plans for the coming year. On comparing notes, they agreed that the Atlantic states are not more than 50% dry and the country as a whole not more than 70% dry, and they decided that the next five years would be the hardest for them-that full enforcement of the Volstead Act cannot be attained before...
...Mickelson, veteran Purdue shortstop, was the hardest hitter with .465. In eleven games his team averaged .313 to lead Michigan by 16 points for team batting honors...
Today the Senior, for one short space, is supreme. He has gone through his hardest examinations, the ordeal of distinguishing between pink and white and yellow and green tickets, and of memorizing an intricate program of events. He has safely established his retinue of visitors at convenient or less convenient distances, and snatched a brief sleep after a strenuous and brilliant evening. The program of the day gives the center of the stage to 1923. Undergraduates linger only under tolerance, for the responsible function of ushering or the irresponsible one of satisfying an idle curiosity. The assembled graduates may lord...
...Rhodes scholar. In extra-curriculum activities he has also been prominent, since he has held the position of managing editor on the Yale Daily News and has been an editor of the Yale Literary Magazine. In addition to being a member of various clubs, he was voted the hardest worker in the recent class election. Matthiessen prepared it Hackley School...
This morning the first University crew went down to the Submarine Base and back at an easy paddle. The Freshman had the hardest of the morning work-outs as they covered the same distance at a brisk pace set by Coach Haines in the power launch...