Word: move
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Wednesday at 7.30 o'clock in the Living Room of the Union, will be held the first Sophomore Smoker of the year. The program will consist of a speech by Walter Amory, the class president, magic and card tricks by Ansback, the magician, and a Ben Turpin move entitled "Salome versus Shenandoah". Bert Lowe's five piece orchestra will play before the different acts and during the presentation of the movie, Cigarettes and soft drinks will be served. The smoker will be over promptly at 9 o'clock...
...that is "The Nightcap" which began Its run at the Wilbur on Monday. There are many exciting moments--scenes which in a different atmosphere would have held the spectators breathless; to be sure, the audience was breathless anyhow, but in this case it was too spent with laughter to move. It could only sit and wait for the comedian, John Murphy, to crack another joke. Nor was it ever disappointed; the joke was always forth-coming and, what is more, it was always good. After two minutes of Mr. Murphy, no one in the house was able to take...
...true; yet it is as valid for praise as for condemnation, because under the existing order we must recognize, if reluctantly, that practical considerations are the only ones which have any weight with diplomats. And through these first practical steps, the way will be opened for a more comprehensive move toward the ideal...
...nearer the scene of action. Indeed, many of those who scoff at "telepathy", which science tells us is the up and coming art of the decade, will today be forced to pin their faith on the power of thought. So if the players in the Palmer Stadium seem to move with more than human power, let no one be surprised; it is but the Harvard stay-at homes "willing" their team to victory...
...Shapley is also known as an entomologist, and has done some interesting work in investigating the ants of the California mountains. He discovered, for instance, that the speed at which these creatures move depends on the temperature, and that for some species the time of running through a "speed-trap", as shown by the stop-watch, gives the temperature of the surrounding air within one degree. He found that the ants went twelve times as fast at 100 degrees as at 50 degrees...