Word: huntting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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ENDS NameAge Wgt Hgt Prep School Burchard William L. 17 150 5.10 Gunnery Casey, Thomas W. 18 160 5.10 Boston Latin Cordingley, William A. 19 180 5.11 Exeter Duane, George E. 17 173 6. Newton High Fagerland, Robert 19 175 6.2 Arlington High Hamill, Hunt 19 160 6. Milton Academy Hemp, Richard H. 17 147 5.10 Berkeley High Hinchliff, William E. 18 170 6.1 Pomfret Hoar, Sherman 19 165 6.1 Exeter Kelley, Richard W. 18 150 5.11 Somerville High Kelly Barton 18 160 6.1 Groton Kennedy, John F. 19 165 6. Choate Maguire, Albert 20 175 5.11 Hebron (Worcester) MacIssac...
...criticism because it does not account for all aspects of evolution and because Darwin gave no emphasis to mutations (sudden changes in the germ plasm). Biologist Huxley sides neither with those who would explain everything by natural selection, nor with extreme proponents of the mutation theory such as Thomas Hunt Morgan. In the Huxley view the two factors complement each other. But: "Natural selection, in fact, though like the mills of God in grinding slowly and grinding small, has few other attributes that a civilized religion would call divine. It is efficient in its way-at the price of extreme...
Boston Symphony Orchestra, Dr. Serge Koussevitsky, Conductor. Symphony Hall, 9 o'clock. Symphony Hall is on Massachusetts Avenue and Hunt Street in Boston, and may be reached by any street car going east on Massachusetts Avenue from Harvard Square or by subway, changing at Park Street to a Huntington Avenue car. Street car and subway conductors will holler on arrival...
...Godfrey (Universal). "A scavenger hunt," sighs bored and beautiful Irene Bullock (Carole Lombard), "is just like a treasure hunt, except in a treasure hunt you find something you want and in a scavenger hunt you find things you don't want and the one who wins gets a prize, only there really isn't any prize, it's just the honor of winning, because all the money goes to charity if there's any money left over, but then there never...
When Irene wins a scavenger hunt by successfully retrieving a "forgotten man" from the city dumps, she keeps him on as butler because Godfrey (William Powell) represents the outstanding achievement of her frivolous life. Godfrey, ready for renewed contact with a world in which his previous life came to disaster, wants to see if destitution has disciplined him for soft high life. Morrie Ryskind and Eric Hatch have peopled Irene's world with the most completely realistic set of rich crazy people seen on the screen for some time. Butler Godfrey shows the babbling Mrs. Bullock...