Word: nine
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...effort to rectify the situation, Dr. Monks announced at yesterday's Freshman mass meeting that all Thursday's X-rays patients should come to Memorial Church today beginning with the A's at nine o'clock. Men with names starting with M will start the afternoon shift around...
...miles of paving stones and pretend, with the aid of a back green or even of a flowerpot, that they are in a hamlet on the Downs." Yet this self-deception is not all lost. "Modern England," the Times points out, is "a series of city streets . . . Nine out of ten Englishmen anywhere are born in the towns and bred in the streets. Yet out of these streets came the men who could outlast the Arabs in the desert, who could outfight the Japanese in the forests, who flew above the birds and dived below the whales...
...meat prices from day to day. Throughout the U.S. the Big Four get lively local competition from some 3,000 smaller packers. The independents during last spring's meat workers' strike when 67 of the Big Four's plants were shut down, expanded operations, enough in nine weeks to restore 90% of the meat supply...
University registration, however, declined by over 700 students since 1947. Nine out of ten graduates schools complete registration today. The Business School has been in session for one week. Last year 12,575 persons called themselves Harvard men, but this year the University figure is down to approximately...
...team starts at nine in the morning and ends at six in the evening with a brief break for lunch. Last year, the Crimson named the jayvee's field the Blood Pit. This fall, for the long gruelling sessions marked by hard contact and spirited battles between the squad's members for varsity positions, we name the varsity area the Blood...