Word: move
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Last week the U. S. automotive industry, now worth three billion dollars, held its show again (TIME, Jan. 11). Stuffing bales of order-slips into its pockets, it shook hands with itself and prepared to move its shining, multi-colored wares from Manhattan to Chicago for the other big display that has become an annual custom...
Editorial fairness will recall that Mr. Ford is one personality and Keich's Theater quite another. CRIMSON editors, in the nature of the case, must be even more in a hurry than most editors; but here, surely, is a chance not to be overlooked to recognize a good move and support...
...loss of Wright will mean that the players will each move up one place. The revised lineup will find Captain G. D. Debevoise '26, H. N. Rawlins '27, P. M. Lenharic '27, L. S. Haskins '26, and T. E. Jansen '26, playing in the order named. Harvard and B. A. A. are now tied for the leadership of the class A league and the match will decide the championship. Last year the University, led by W. P. Dixon' 25, national champion, captured four out of five matches from the Boston team to win the state title...
...give consideration to questions affecting student's interest"; to developed an "intelligent student opinion on questions of national importance"; and "to foster understanding among students of the world in furtherence of an enduring world peace." The appointment of a national committee to prepare for this federation marks the first move toward a national organization of this kind in the history of the United States...
...move rapidly today, and it may be difficult for those whose minds are still dwelling on the practices and events of the past, who are still thinking in terms of former generations and who move in keeping with the standards of buried years, to keep up with the rapid sweep of progress in New York and throughout America...