Word: indianized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...individual Indian is Captain Bob Merriam, who last season was the third member of Dartmouth's Riley brothers hockey line, and who was chosen All-American attackman last year with the championship New England team...
Among the best pictures in the show was a 17th Century scroll portraying an Indian named Bodhidharma who had brought Buddhism to China's Emperor Wu in the year 527, and left in a huff when Wu wouldn't listen. After the sage had departed, Wu felt rueful and sent a messenger to call him back. The messenger returned with strange news: Bodhidharma had politely declined the invitation, and when last seen was crossing the turbulent Yangtze, borne on a reed...
...teams were recruited from graduate, undergraduate, and ski club members of the two colleges. Indian Brooks Dodge beat it to the flag in 52.2 seconds with Erling Lorentzen, Norwegian exchange student from the Business School, taking a close second for the Crimson...
...18th century French "educational" cards portrays scenes from distant lands. The American Indian appears as a skin-clad savage, with a bow in one hand and an arrow in the other. A portrait of a crocodile provide local color by depicting American Wildlife...
...Calgary hosts promptly whisked her ten miles out to the Sarcee Indian reserve. There, during the Indians' annual Easter dance, Chief David Crowchild decreed that she should be known to all Sarcees as Sootz-ah-tsa (Shining Star). As Barbara Ann headed back to her Palliser Hotel suite, Calgary Albertan Reporter Art Evans took over for the final ecstatic burble: "Obviously tired but wearing the thrill of her Indian adoption like a happy mantle, Shining Star quietly slipped away to her tepee, there to dream of cool waters, soft winds, and the Great Manitou who guards the sleep...