Word: latters
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...still. Every month 4,500 airmen will go through the course (present enrollment: 3,100). All are graduates of specialized schools-e.g. bombardment, pursuit, intelligence-and all are headed directly for the front. In the first half of their month their work is in the classrooms; in the latter half in the air, ranging over AAFSAT's battle country and out over the Gulf on missions. Next stop for all: combat outfits. Carefully selected, they are sent to key posts where they can spread the lessons they have learned...
Monro was on safer ground in his speech-making than in his advertising. The latter placed him in a class with many small operators wildly staking out claims for routes to Moscow, to Singapore, to Calcutta; for helicopter networks (one filed with CAB by an 18-year-old high-school boy), and other ventures that are no longer impossible but are still no more than dreams...
...place of the board of editors of the Crimson, which has controlled the policies of the Crimson and SERVICE NEWS as well as writing and editing the former and editing the latter, there has been established a Graduate Board which is in charge of the new SERVICE NEWS...
Produally the two long-awaited volley courts take shape in the drill field of Mellon Hall. A couple of Glass grasshoppers were seen out there this week batting an innocent bird to and fro--mostly the latter...
...latest game, played between Paul Perkins' stalwarts and Bob Bryan's intrepids, finished with the latter team on top, 7 to 6. In these contests newcomers Henry Newman, Ray Eder, Hanley Stromberg, and Ben Burr looked fairly good. The squads have been divided up evenly and everyone was given a chance to rush his opponent around...