Word: moot
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Hampshire took the measure of the Harvard and Dartmouth Harriers in the Triangular cross country Moot yesterday afternoon by the score of 37 to Harvard's 47 and the Green's 52. At the same time the Crimson Freshmen won out 31 to 41 for Dartmouth and 50 for New Hampshire...
...would compell every law professor to spend one year in five in a law office." The New York lawyer urged a discussion of the practical side. The Moot court work appeals especially to him, much more so than the Legal Aid Clinic work, operation of which was suspended on October 10 of last year...
...taken in the particular instance; the larger issue, however, transcends both Mr. Paley and the Honorable Henry, and presents itself to the Federal Radio Commission and the legislature which passed the Communications Act of 1934. Broadcasting is too important a thing to be left in the limbo of moot. In the hands of a political mountebank it is a tool that can be insidiously dangerous to honest government...
Coach Hoople has not yet made up his mind as to which is the first Varsity fifty boat and which is second. The crew stroked by Whitney has more power than that stroked by Eaton but Eaton's is smoother and which will prove the fastest is still a moot point. The seatings follow: stroke, Lawrence V. Eaton '36; 7, Hayden Estey '36; John L. Swasey '35; 5, Edward T. Gignoux '35; 4, John L. Lyman '37; 3, Morris Piaelzer, 2nd '35; 2, Eliot Pierce '36; bow, Robert S. Chafee '36; and cox, Edward T. Barker '37. The other boat...
January 14: Charles W. Eliot 2d. is an attorney who has been Chairman of the Schenectady City Planning Commission. Schenectady was the first city in New York state to make substantial progress under the "official map" planning powers. Mr. Moot will recount Schenectady's experiences...