Word: making
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Intercollegiate cross-country race at Van Cortlandt Park, New York City, will leave for the metropolis. Captain B. Lewis '20, G. F. Wason '20, F. G. Bemis '22, S. Harris '20, W. H. Goodwin '20, A. W. Douglas '21, P. Hapgood '21, and Manager J. F. Keane '21 will make the trip...
...Transatlantic mail service offers a great opportunity for American enterprise. For this purpose we must make it possible to pick up burdens on the wing, in order that a plane could start on its trip across the Atlantic with a full load of baggage and comparatively light supply of fuel. Passing over its mother ships stationed along the route it could pick up supplies of fuel from the mastheads. This is not as impractical as it seems. In the fall of 1918 I succeeded in picking up a load of 150 pounds in a flight by means of an elastic...
...Head Coach R. T. Fisher '12, the man who is responsible for the team this fall, and "Wally" Trumbull '15, a former tackle of three year's experience, who has been coaching the linesmen this season. It is expected that a record number will be on hand to make up for the unsatisfactory showing made at the earlier mass meetings...
...this first trial the contestants will speak five minutes, defending whichever side of the question they choose. Half of the contestants will be eliminated at the trial, and those remaining will make ten minute speeches on the same subject the following Friday, November 28. Of these men 12 will be retained and divided into teams...
...there, and if their government wants to pay their traveling expenses, so much the better. As long as an alien lives peaceably in our country, obeying laws that most people believe are just, he should be urged to remain. But when he says that unless we let him make our country over according to the Bolshevik pattern, he will leave us to our bourgeois fate, he should be informed that nobody wants to keep him here for a moment; and he should be shown the shortest way to that land whose freedom and beauties he extolls so highly through...