Word: latters
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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There appears to be no necessity for haste in choosing the Freshman officers since the affairs of the class are already capably handled by a representative Union Committee. The intelligent solution of this problem lies in the postponement of class elections until the latter part of the first year, preferably until April or May. At this stage, the Freshman has had an opportunity to make the acquaintance of a large number of his follows. He can then judge the merits of the representative candidates, and on the basis of accurate knowledge, he can make a rational and mature selection...
...Harvard soccer team will readily conquer M.I.T., on the Business School Field this afternoon, if the latter's poor record, which includes defeats by Army, 5-1, and Yale, 3-0, is indicative of inferior strength. After four successive hard struggles, with Amherst, Dartmouth, Princeton, and West Point, Coach Carr's Crimson booters hope to gain a breather before their meeting with Yale next Friday, and also to form some gauge of the Eli power...
...svelte Bronze Youth by the Belgian sculptor Georges Minne contrasts with the emotionally powerful terra cotta Head of a Woman by Wilhelm Lehmbruck and makes the essentially German qualities of the latter all the more apparent. Dainty modern Nymphenburg porcelains made from the eighteenth century molds by Franz Bustelli are placed near the delicate bronze antelope by the contemporary sculptress, Renee Sintenis and show her to be part of an old German tradition of technical excellence. Violently abstract paintings and prints along with sharply realistic ones suggest something of the chaos of postwar Germany...
...pension laws and unemployment "insurance." with the Federal share of the latter's cost possibly financed by a tax on payrolls. (For news of old-age pensions among the States...
Corot had a good voice, would sometimes sing at parties. He never read newspapers. Although he lived through two French revolutions (1830, 1848) and the Franco-Prussian war (1870-71) he seemed aware of only the latter...