Word: live
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...This is where you live...
...spend your evenings at home? Not if you're an Upperclassman and live in one of the Houses; on the other hand if you're a Freshman you probably study more than you go out. Last night the CRIMSON's Walter Winchell poked his nose through the keyholes of Danster, Lowell, and Leverett Houses, together with half the Halls in the Yard. He found that: 46 per cent of the natives of the Dunster go out on more than half the evenings in the week, 43.8 per cent of those in Lowell, 47.6 per cent of the members of Leverett...
...will to win is still a prized heritage, handed down from generation to generation of American life. Because the will to win is not confined to Harvard, but is an inheritance of an American people whose struggle for existence has never permitted a majority of the citizenry to live for the pure enjoyment of living, all teams which meet Harvard on the athletic field have the same goal of victory at stake...
Miss Lulu Bett comes out all right in the end. As the play goes rollicking along, one wonders just what that demon Fate has in store for her, but she forgives and they all live happily ever after. Miss Lulu Bett is the heroine, if such there are in this modern age, of an amusing comedy being shown this week at the Peabody Playhouse, with the Stagers in charge of festivities. The play is taken from a novel of the same name by Zona Gale...
General Atterbury will retire three years hence when he reaches the Pennsylvania's retiring age of 70. He will probably see the completion of his electrification program-his greatest job. He hopes most devoutly he will not live to see the day that the Pennsylvania, or any other big U. S. railroad, is state-owned...