Word: live
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...present it is very difficult for a group of men in excess of five or six persons to enter one House together. If they succeed, the chances are that they will not be allowed to live in connecting suites or in the same entry. The undesirable situation then arises where four men are in one entry, and four others in an entry across the quadrangle. Many of their best friends will be in another House, totally segregated from their former associates. This unfortunate policy has resulted in mass migrations of social groups out of the Houses into rooms where they...
...right field there is a void. Jim Sullivan can field the position but can't hit. George Tittmann is erratic and further than that his services are needed with the pitching corps. At present that corps consists mainly of Ingalls; for Southpaw Dick Walsh has failed to live up to expectations, Tittmann is wild, Bilodeau is sequestered at short, and the hard working John Campana may probably never become a starting hurler because of his height, insufficient for that position...
...great lovers of history met with difficulty. Romeo, who wooed so swiftly, found death so soon. Tristan, who wooed unwisely, found death unmerciful. Juliet could not live without Romeo, and Isolde swooned upon the corpse of Tristan and breathed her last. And Launcelot swooned (Ye Gods, how they swooned!) when Guinevere was placed in her grave, and he sickened and pined away...
...Naturally enough the idea suggested itself of using cornea from dead bodies. . . . Eyes removed from corpses immediately after death were found to be fit for transplantation. . . . The condition after the operation was pretty much the same as that in the case of cornea taken from live eyes...
WAKE UP AND LIVE !-Dorothea Brande -Simon & Schuster ($1.75). How the author transformed herself in two years from a hack into a bestseller, with the twelve rules that guided her and can help YOU to do likewise. Not as bad as it sounds...