Word: lapsed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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The Capital of the U. S. is no summer resort. Last week Washington's quasi-tropical sun, blazing down upon the Capitol, did its best to drain the vitality of all men who went about their business there. And perspiration stood upon the white fringed brow-as round and...
Three paid entertainers, brought in to the Boylston Street nightclub to amuse the banqueters, put on a show that was well worth the price of admission. So successful was the performance that it was interrupted by the metropolitan police at a presentation in Lynn the following night. At the bowlers...
"During the jams and sprints, where we keep up a speed of from 45 to 50 miles an hour, shifts are only two or two and a half laps long. In a hard night's riding we alteruate every two to ten minutes. Of course when the pressure slows up...
The general opinion of the members of the Harvard group that could be reached last night was that the whole affair was a pure hoax. But complete, detailed accounts of all the sessions held in Emerson 11 in 1925 are contained in a hundred-page report, "Margery Harvard Veritas." Although...
In the century, Ulen has nominated three fast men. B. S. Wood '33, captain of last year's team, E. P. Parker '34, and S. M. Wyman '35, will be ready to go to the starting block for this event. Parker and Wood were sprint men on last year's...