Word: marked
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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After one postponement due to we weather, the Harvard Freshman baseball team inaugurated its season yesterday with a win over St. Mark's by a score of 6 to 0. The 1934 men played errorless ball on defence as well as hitting two St. Mark's pitchers for if safe blows. P. deB, deGive '34 pitched the whole game for the Freshmen and allowed only...
Outstanding for the Harvard team in batting were John Ware '34, with three hits, and W. R. Sutcliffe '34, with two For St. Mark's Gillette got the only...
...that I am doing harm to India, you have the right to do so. ... I have no weapon against you except love. Let none take upon himself the duty of protecting me. God alone can do that . . . and mark my words: The day that my inner voice tells me my country no longer needs me I will starve myself to death" (sobs...
...cannot be said to be perfect?or even satisfactory," was what Daniel Willard, president of Baltimore & Ohio Railroad told the Wharton School of Finance last week. Yet no criticism has been so definite in its statements, so sure in its suggestions, so alarming in the price it says will mark continued failure, as one set forth last week. Criticizer and suggester was Wallace Brett Donham, dean of the Graduate School of Business Administration at Harvard University. His views were set forth in a book called Business Adrift, to which Alfred North Whitehead, Harvard's topnotch philosopher, contributes an introduction...
Saturday's match is creating a great deal of interest since it will mark the first appearance of a Princeton athletic team in dual competition at Harvard since athletic relations were severed...