Word: latters
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...that the upkeep of these sports cost the H.A.A. about $118 per person, whereas tennis, squash and swimming only cost about $18 per person. This argument was used as a reason for discontinuing the seven more expensive minor sports. But in counting the attendance and undergraduate participation in the latter sports, all those who played informally were included. Thus, every one who had signed for a squash court or tennis court was counted. It is estimated that if the seven affected minor, sports were revived about 15% of the student body would benefit...
Anton Bruckner's Seventh Symphony is being played by the Boston Symphony Orchestra at this week's concerts. The composer was a native of Upper Austria whose course in music was largely guided by the inspiring leadership of his great symphonic predecessor, Beethoven. Like the latter, he composed nine symphonies of which the Seventh (written in 1883) is generally acknowledged to be the greatest. It is typical of all his works in that the religious root is all-important; and also by virtue of the close coordination of the first three movements leading to a climax in the finale. Especially...
Dean Chauncey informed William J. Bingham '16, Director of Athletics, by telephone of his decision when the latter was at the annual meeting of the Football Rules Committee in California recently...
...This latter study presents an analysis of the possible effects of unbalanced budgets during a depression; an examination of both the theoretical and popular arguments for and against government emergency expenditures; the effect of government spending on private industrial spending; the relation of such expenditures to bank loans, and finally the probable position of the banking system, with its large holdings of Treasury obligations, under conditions of recovery. The author feels that the process of funding and paying off the debt will raise some entirely new banking problems, which are here presented for the first time...
...escape of Morrow, "The New York Daily News" fared the worst of all the papers represented. No less than three staff members of this paper fiew from New York in a plane piloted by an ace photographer. The latter is easily identified by his officer's cap with a built-in camera. An aggressive woman feature writer and an ordinary news man made up the rest of the party...