Word: may
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...then summarizes the disputations which favor his contentions. The audience render the verdict after quizzing the participants to their own satisfaction. By combining the best elements of the Oxford system of free discussion and the present unsatisfactory American procedure, this most recent innovation in the sphere of intercollegiate argumentation may supplant the existing scheme and provide a stimulus long desired...
...sent out recently by H. W. Clark '23, Assistant Director of Athletics at Harvard, the athletic heads of New England colleges are invited to participate in a conference to be held on March 30 at the Harvard Club of Boston to discuss means whereby the officiating of basketball games may be improved...
...Even within the last six months, with the introduction of talking pictures we have had a striking example of how a new invention may change the course of the entire industry. Whether or not can as yet tell, and in the meantime, the public wants the 'talkie' no one producers face the problem of whether or not to invest in the equipment necessary for producing such pictures, and owners of theatres must decide about investing in the expensive machines needed to present them...
Workmen launched a skiff yesterday from the Weld Boathouse and managed to clear the ice away from the piers of the landing stage and also to open a passage into the free part of the river. With the possibility of a further warm period today, there may be by this afternoon an open stretch extending from the Anderson to at least the Western Avenue Bridge...
This extension of paternalism at Lafayette may seem but slight; its significance lies in its marked agreement with a policy already casting its shadow over American college life. Whether it be the banning of automobiles for university students, the appointment of athletic captains and managers by coaches, the censoring of the student press, or just the classroom training of extra-curricular leaders, the effect is the same, a blow at self-reliance...