Word: marked
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Flashing to the front early in the race and never relinquishing his lead, Robert S. Playfair '36 yesterday led the unbeaten Crimson harriers to victory over both Yale and Princeton to break his own record by a quarter minute for a new mark...
Robert B. Lichtenstein '35, of Brighton, Mass., Philip E. Lilienthal '36, of New York, N. Y., William F. Loomis '36, of Tuxedo, N. Y., Oscar M. Lurie '35, of Amsterdam, N. Y., Joshua McClennen '35, of Cambridge, Mass., Francis N. Magliozzi '36, of Somerville, Mass., Benjamin M. Mark '35, of Old Forge, Pa., Edward Meilman '36, of Roxbury, Mass., Daniel W. Meyer '36, of Scarsdale, N. Y., Nathan Moger '35, of Roxbury, Mass...
...West, and East remember that in the South, as well as their own regions, intelligence is in the minority, and that, by a sometimes faulty axiom, the minority is right. Foreseeing a possible run of cancelled subscriptions, the redress of trodden toes, I say such a move is the mark of the subscribers' grade of intelligence. They do not deserve to read TIME...
...feet of Sister Aimee Semple McPherson in Los Angeles. California blinks its eyes from the glare of kleig lights in hysterical Hollywood, is lulled by the mission bells of Santa Barbara. Anything can happen in fabulous California. What will happen in California on Nov. 6 is an enormous question mark placed at the end of a tense and terrible political campaign which will reach its climax on Election Day. Not only will California then choose a new Governor but all the rest of the country will be supplied with a gauge to measure the size and significance...
...atheist; he is disgusted by commercialized religion. He is "not a "free-love"' cultist; he is an ascetic. His soft manners, his kindly eye, his intense, humorless and uncritical idealism, his obsession with the struggle of Labor and Capital for the fruits of Industry mark him for the archetype of old-fashioned Socialist. Yet the Socialists have outgrown him and Grade A radicals believe that if EPIC is given a trial, its failure will set U. S. radicalism back 50 years...