Word: periodical
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Third period -- Harvard, Harding (Ford), 1:20; Harvard, Allen (Ford), 2:31; Harvard, Cutter (Roberts), 4:27; Harvard, Pope (unassisted), 5:45; Harvard, Patrick (unassisted), 9:50; Harvard, Cutter (unassisted), 13:23; Harvard, Ecker, Roberts), 15:00; Harvard, Pope, (Patrick...
...First period--Harvard. Harding (Ford), 1:11; Dartmouth, Costello (Mather), 2:28; Harvard, Mechem (Cutter), 11:33; Harvard, Mechem (Cutter, Roberts...
...Second period -- Dartmouth, Walsh (Foster, Mather), 4:17; Harvard, Hicks (unassisted), 5:32; Harvard, Mechem (unassisted), 11:35; Dartmouth, Costello (Foster), 13:14; Harvard, Carr (Ford), 17:26; Dartmouth, Mather (Foster, Walsh...
...Just before an examination it is legitimate to take some stimulant. ... It is certain that lump sugar gives almost immediate physical energy. Experiments show that alcohol in any form gives immediate energy followed by a period of depression greater than and lasting twice as long as the stimulation. A highball or cocktail is all right as a stimulant for a ten-minute interview but is worthless in preparing for a two-hour examination...
...Deal's erstwhile Coordinator of Transportation. Skeptical about private ownership as he is, nevertheless he told the Boston Chamber of Commerce last fortnight: "It is hard to be cold about the transportation situation today, because it is full of vitality and fascination and in a period of rapid growth and change which excites the keenest interest." For a time, the Commissioner continued, the railroads had shown serious symptoms of "incipient senility." But "the advantage which an industry has over an individual is that it can be born again. That'is what I think is happening to the railroads...