Word: latter
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Coady's eleven seemed to have little difficulty solving the Tiger offense as it was put on by a team which has been drilling on it for the past week. With the exception of a short forward pass from George Crawford '28 to G. W. Dean '28, which the latter converted into a touchdown by a 25-yard run, the ineligibles were never within striking distance of the University goal line...
...Chancellory, but is divided within itself on the question of "states rights" for the Austrian provinces v. pan-Austrian "centralism." Dr. Ramek, leader of the former group, waxed potent two years ago, and usurped the Chancellory (TIME, Dec. 1, 1924) from Mgr. Seipel, Chancellor then as now, when the latter was under fire (TIME, Nov. 17, 1924) for not raising the salaries of Austria's state-employed railway workers...
...such glutton, but by his contemporary gourmand, Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin, perhaps the most refined, curious and diverting commentator upon taste who ever lived. Balzac did him the honor to model his own Physiology of Marriage upon the Physiology of Taste of Brillat-Savarin. An unabridged translation of the latter work, on the 100th anniversary of the death of Brillat-Savarin, with an introduction by fastidious Editor Frank Crowninshield of Vanity Fair, is by way of being a delicate effort to elevate U. S. civilization...
...promote "a critical knowledge of the Holy Scriptures." He had been a very well known citizen in this country. He took a leading part in the cause of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay as a member of the Provincial Assembly and later of the Provincial Congress. During the latter part of his long life he devoted himself almost entirely to the study of theology, concerning which subject he held firm and very definite opinions. His funds, the management of which he had inputted to the President and Fellows of Harvard College and five associates, to be elected by them...
Admittedly, we do overemphasize the game; but here we are quite justified, considering, that by this means our other sports are supported and we are able to maintain our "athletics for all" policy. In the development of this latter program and in other tendencies, there are hopeful signs that we are getting away from "Professionalism." This year the University crew coach is taking three undergraduate courses and is working for an advanced degree in addition to his regular athletic duties. Likewise, one of his assistants is teaching in an undergraduate department. The Freshman football Coach, furthermore, is entering his second...