Word: interred
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...would President Roosevelt have spoken before the Inter-American Peace Conference last December had he spoken in Gloro.* This artificial language, which has been worked on for several years, was described in Manhattan last week by its inventor, Dr. Max Talmey, small, twinkling, 70-year-old eye specialist and amateur linguist. In its earlier stages Dr. Talmey called Gloro "Arulo" (Auxiliary Rational Universal Language). Its new name is derived from a phrase of Gloro: gloto racionoza (rational language...
Harvard's cork-capped pursuers of the willow spheroid will cavort against Army's trio on Thursday in the Inter-collegiate polo championship. Army has won the Townsend Cup two years in succession and is favored to win again...
Believing that the reason for the success of the Yale inter-college athletic system rests in the distinction made between informality and lack of organization, the report on Harvard athletics by the Student Council stressed the need for full-time director and salaried supervisors and managers, which Yale...
Spring schedules for inter-House baseball, tennis and golf will start the first Thursday after vacation, April 15, Adolph W. Samborski '26, Director of Intramural Athletics, announced last night. Booklets carrying full schedules for all spring intramural sports are being printed by the H.A.A. and will be distributed in the Houses early next week...
Crew managers from the seven Houses and Dudley Hall met yesterday with Samborski to discuss the question of whether or not two trial heats will be held on Thursday, May 6, to reduce the number of boats in the final inter-House race on Tuesday, May 18, from eight to four. If this plan is followed only the winners of first and second in each of the trial heats will row in the final race, and the handicap of over-crowding due to having too many shells on the water will be avoided. Final decision was postponed till later...