Word: marked
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Birmingham, was shocking them once more. This time it was with proposals to reduce England's population 10% by sterilizing the unfit and teaching birth control to lower class women. Up jumped Bishop Arthur Foley Winnington Ingram of London, to cry that this was "rather off the mark." Suave Dr. Cosmo Gordon Lang, Archbishop of Canterbury, intervened and changed the subject...
...point scoring at the half-way mark of the series, which rated the boats in their finishing order, is as follows: Dartmouth, '48; Williams, 33 3-4; Harvard (defending champion), 31; Princeton, 29; Yale...
...personality of the tutor. It would be a concrete encouragement to those members of the tutorial staff whose genuine interest in their work is discouraged by the feeling that it cannot be indulged without sacrificing their chances of promotion. And on the part of the University, it would mark a welcome right-about-face from a promotional policy which too often ignores the best things a teacher has to contribute...
...Conn., June 15--The Harvard-Yale Regatta officially opened tonight when the Yale Combination crew outrowed by three lengths their Harvard rivals in the time of ten minutes, twenty seconds. Harvard took the lead at the start and held it to the mile mark, where the Yale shell overtook them, and remained ahead until the finish...
Engraved in Roman capitals is the name LEVERETT, and the maker's mark, EW, to the left of the handle. Added to this now is an inscription in Latin, composed by E. K. Rand '94, Pope Professor of Latin, and translated as follows...