Word: intending
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...however, not been accompanied by a corresponding achievement to English sounds. The teaching of English from the sixth grade onwards, usually by Japanese, develops in the sons of the East a third-hand language, whose characters, at least, are identical with those of English. This situation, as some reformers intend, is to be changed completely...
...reviewer of last year's Pi Eta production referred to the "elephantine grace" of the chorus, and Coach Lord does not intend such a slur to be repeated. "Look at the chorus!" be exclaimed last night to a CRIMSON reporter, a privileged spectator at the dress rehearsal. "Is there anything elephantine about that? You put in your paper that the Pi Eta show this year has some real dancing and the 'real' in italics--if you have any italics...
...intention of the management had been to make no particular plans for the closing meals in the time-honored dining hall. When it was learned, however, that scores of students who have not been regular patrons of the Commons intend to dine there this evening, Mr. Wing hastily decided to do his best to accommodate the unlooked for rush...
...conditioning work for all football men, which will begin this afternoon and continue until spring. Classes in boxing, tumbling, and gymnastic exercises will be held at Hemenway Gymnasium, and on alternate days the men will run on the board track at Soldiers Field. Cheek strongly urged all men who intend to come out for football to carry on this work faithfully unless they are competing for some other organized sport...
...silver dollars which are just appearing in Cambridge are a temporary expedient occasioned by unusual circumstances," said Professor A. A. Young in explaining the little-known reasons for their coinage to his class on Money and Banking yesterday. "Secretary Mellon does not intend the silver dollars as a permanent addition to the circulating medium...