Word: latters
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...chapel is a handsome Gothic cathedral, designed by the eminent ecclesiastical architects, Cram & Goodhue of Boston. After the "baby" had been heard at midnight of the Thursday preceding the game in 1924 each midnight found students, residents & faculty assembled in the unlighted chapel. Toward the latter part of the week the chapel was crowded, students were on the roof, in the choir stalls, stationed in every possible part of the chapel inside & outside. The location of the ''baby" was never ascertained. The "baby" has not cried since 1924 and Sewanee has not defeated Vanderbilt in football since that...
...particular calling, able to judge, if he cannot actually execute, work of an electrical, mechanical or artistic nature, and of very varied content, ranging from the most technical to the most theoretical. Only in projects, patterned after this approach to reality, could Dr. Dewey see relief from latter-day conflicts...
...probably echoes the sincere sentiments of many interested alumni. Although the project was discussed and approved first by the national committee and Associated Harvard Clubs, and then by the Corporation, yet the objections of both faculty members and undergraduates have been consistently disregarded. A majority of both of the latter groups, as well as numerous alumni of the last decade, have been the most violent opponents of the plan for a new chapel in place of Appleton. The desire of the committee to produce some tangible results from their labor is readily understandable. Yet to settle the question...
...night, and into its till has clinked good Chicago coin. The bond interest has been cleared off. Accounts due have come far down from the $120,000 that was owing last July. President Strotz boasts that his business has been better than Madison Square Garden's- and the latter offers no figures in dispute. The Stadium costs about $1,350 daily to operate. But it will seat 24.000 at a pinch and Sidney Strotz has managed to find people who could show him how to fill it. The hockey games have paid well. The Chicago Tribune held its Golden...
...third respectively in the 70-yard dash. Record won a close race, being pushed to his limit by Arthur Devoe of Yale. His time was 8 7-10 seconds. Hawes' placing ahead of Watkins came somewhat as a surprise to Harvard, inasmuch as it was expected that the latter would win the event. Kelly of Georgetown won the dash in 7 1-10 seconds, equalling the meet record made in 1923 by Harold Lever of Pennsylvania. Estes gained third honors in the one mile run, which was won by Carl Coan of Pennsylvania, Bullwinkle of City College of New York...