Word: maining
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Motor Vehicles, has declared that he will try to keep traffic in Connecticut travelling about thirty miles an hour, except through cities. Motorists who cannot travel that fast will be sent over back roads. High speed and cutting in will not be tolerated, nor will moping. As the main highways will be crowded Friday night and Saturday morning, road authorities recommend the less popular routes, which they give assurance, will be in good condition. One such route is Boston, Worcester, Webster, Putnam, Conn., and New London or Willimantic. Another is by way of Providence and Putnam. All the roads...
Each speaker was allowed eight minutes in which to present his main argument and four minutes for rebuttal. J. C. Hover '23 acted as presiding chairman and judge assisted by R. S. Fanning '23 and W. D. Kennedy...
...CRIMSON wishes to emphasize two main points. First, the unfairness of cutting down undergraduate three ticket applications by lot rather than by classes. This is a matter not for decision by experts but for unbiased undergraduate opinion. The allotment for this year has now been made and the point becomes merged in the larger one of permanent improvement for the future...
...Build a Rostrum in the Main Reading Room. This would make it possible for those silly serious students who want to study to carry on. If there is sufficient noise in the library, as would be guaranteed by the rostrum and the rustic, it will not be difficult to study. What confuses the afore-mentioned silly serious student is the low, threatening rumble of the aforesaid raucous voiced wits...
...Offer Prizes for the Best Cough and the Loudest Handkerchief Operations. The main reading room and Lower Widener are practically the best sort of proving grounds for those coughs which are above normal strength. In those rooms, everyone else tries to be quiet. That is the psychological moment to test out a rippling, rolling, resounding cough or a crackling, recalcitrant nose...