Word: knowed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Since that faraway day more than half-a-century ago, Brown victories over Harvard are about as rare as the visiting French professor who a few years ago didn't turn in final grades to University Hall; and, as you know, when notified in Paris of his error, cabled back to give everybody A's because he enjoyed the class so much...
...will take the floor when the Crimson opens against Brown at Providence on December 4? "We won't know that until the next cut a least," Barclay explained, "when we've had a chance to look over some of the football players who will report after the Yale game on November 20." These men include Captain Chip Gannon, Bill Henry, and Jim Kenary...
...Every milkman in the southern part of the U.S. probably saw it this morning." Federer said last night. "It's a very bright comet," He added that the astronomers do not yet know which way the solar visitor is travelling, but that they would look for it again, at about 4:30 a.m. this morning...
Dean Bender said that he did not know exactly from what angle that his committee would attack the problem of advising until its first regular meeting on November...
...tutorial from the College scene has gone much of the educational value of the Houses. Once upon a time a student had a tutor in his own House, with whom he could talk and cat on an informal basis from time to time. The tutee also came to know his fellow tutees, and with them and with his tutor a relationship approaching the legendary breakfast table education was established. Two purposes were served by this system. The students were attracted to the House and also to its less intellectual activities. And the student learned a good deal more than...