Word: light
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Dawn's first light will find Wellesley Seniors engaged in their time-honored sport of hoop-rolling today, as the Class of 1947 takes to the hills in search of the romantic fortune which is supposed to be the victor...
...story in the CRIMSON last week re-aroused in us the interest of the light-weights in a football team of their own. We played house football last fall and found it lacking in everything we 150-pounders like in the game. There is no reason why light men should not have a chance to play a good, fast brand of football on the intercollegiate level. For us, a 150-pound team would be safer than playing against some of the heavier men in the House league...
...literary magazine of interest not only to the self-styled aesthete, but to anyone around who likes to read. Experimentation has not been dispensed with, neither in the poetry nor the prose, but it isn't used merely for its own sake. The material runs from psychological fiction to light fantasy to an article on the AVC, and altogether it's pretty good...
...when they're in trouble and the suggestion that the boy hasn't the ghost of a chance of going to America have divine implications, but it doesn't affect the quality of the work either way. "Girl in a Blue Mood," by Arthur E. Cooper, is a light narrative that certainly has no implications. Its tone, though a trifle forced, is sustained right through this delightful little piece of writing. "The Javelin-Thrower," by H. Lawrence Osgood, is below the standards of the rest of the magazine. Its "meaning" is abstruse and not worth troubling about, and the story...
Independent drivers viewed the situation in a brighter light, asserting that the new rule was "a good idea" and adding that they would be able to handle any roughness. "There's no trouble yet," stated one cabble, "but give 'em time We'll do all right anyhow...