Word: lighting
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Waltz, "There's a Light in Your Eyes...
...newspaper statements be true, Syracuse University has unenviably distinguished itself of being guilty of the most palpable act of injustice that has come to light since war demands merged the student and the soldier into a single individual. Briefly, Syracuse is giving academic credit to commissioned officers, while returning non-coms and privates receive no credit at all for their army work. For bitterly attacking such an indefensible course by the college authorities a student editor of the "Daily Orange" was expelled with an official farewell of scurrilous epithets...
...wrestling team is in need of lightweight men to take part in the 115 and 122-pound events. The middle and heavy-weight positions are fairly well filled; but there is a scarcity of light, fast men. No previous experience is required but men who expect to try for these positions are advised to report at once as the trials for the squad will take place next Monday and Tuesday...
...stars shone with their usual brilliancy last night, but he who had made it his life work to learn the meaning of their varying light was not watching. Rather after spending long years in trying to unfathom the mysteries of the heavens, Professor Edward C. Pickering beheld the skies in their elemental simplicity. Harvard mourns the loss of this great man. The wide recognition which he had obtained indicates the debt the University owes...
...Haven on Saturday. The resolution provides a logical and fair basis upon which the athletic meeting may well work. Whatever specific arrangements are made, it is high time that an official declaration of the future athletic policy be evolved from the intangible realm of obscurity. Let there be light...