Word: narrowness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...most exciting finish of the fall sculling regatta finals held yesterday afternoon, Richard G. Ames '34, rowing in the half-mile narrow comp race, nosed out John A. Carley '36 by a margin of a scant two feet. Farley got away to a poor start, but soon made up the ground he had lost: 15 yards from the finish he was leading by a quarter of a length, when Ames, in a sudden sprint, shot ahead to take the race. The time was 3 minutes, 45 seconds...
Half-mile narrow comp race: First. Richard G. Ames '34; second. John A. Carley '36. Time...
Only one heat was rowed in the half-mile narrow compromise race. Richard G. Ames '34 covering the course in 3 min., 41 sec., with John A. Carley '36, a close second...
...flooded the press of the world leave one with a fascinating but somewhat blurred conception of the new plan. But whatever will be the economic effects of the proposed program on the American currency and the foreign exchanges, its major importance lies, I am led to believe, outside that narrow field. At the time when Roosevelt felt that the situation called for another radio lecture, two large forces were pressing forward for attention--Wall Street, and the farmers. The bankers in general, with their bristles stiffened by the Securities Act and the persistent references by the Administration to "the money...
...offer a series of lectures touching such dominant questions of economic, social, and political interest as may arise. A small committee appointed to study American governmental conditions will carry on the concentration ideal which, since its adoption by the youthful Inquiry in 1932, has been a successful--if somewhat narrow--policy...