Word: initialers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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In a foreword to the Guide, Freshman Dean Leighton writes: "The merit of these statements is that they are not 'official' and that they are written by men who have taken, not given, the various courses. They give 'the dope.' It has been the practice of the CRIMSON to publish...
When the plant is finished three 750-h.p. motors will drive 400,000 cu. ft. of dried air, chilled to 35°, down the shaft every minute. It is expected that temperature will be reduced 8 to 12° in the main shaft, 5 to 7° in the branch...
Red Ink. Ross put in $20,000, Fleischmann $25,000. First issue of The New Yorker appeared Feb. 19, 1925. Manhattan was distinctly unimpressed. Editor Ross had made the colossal mistake of starting to print his magazine before he had anything worth while to print. He could not write; he...
On the Army's airmail difficulties the committee delivered what will doubtless be the last and most authoritative word: "Army flyers trained for military missions could not be expected in the beginning to perform the duty of carrying the mail as efficiently as the experienced airmail pilots. The wholly...
Harvard's scoring started in the opening frame when John Ware, veteran center feilder, came home on a wild pitch by Yale's pitcher-captain George Parker. Ware had reached first on the start of a series of four passes given by Parker in the initial inning.