Word: phase
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...have never in my life taken a penny that did not belong to me, and I am convinced today, as I was in 1923, that my judgment in regard to every phase of my oil development was sound...
Turner, as always, contributes delicately chiseled foregrounds with darkly dramatic backdrops; "Davenport" is typical of this type of work. He shows us another phase, however, in "Fish" and "Death of the Whale"; here he is full of motion and light, with very little emphasis on form...
Starting this sequel to the opening phase of last November in the Tercentenary Celebration, Mr. Greene stated that the purpose of these two introductory meetings was "to prepare us for the celebration next September, to bring home to us all--and especially to the newer members of the University--the significance of Harvard's past, of the University as it is today, and of its aims and hopes for the future...
Clearly superior in every phase of the game, the Crimson team was paced by Skiddy von Stade, who drove in four goals to continue his high scoring record. Captain Ed Gerry and Townsend Winmill, each tallying twice, were outstanding for their defensive work which prevented the Freebooters from getting many shots at the goal...
...extreme value to the student Body. The question of elementary courses in French and German has been fairly and squarely tackled, and the result shows unusual foresight into the problems confronting the average student. The Committee has recognized that what is often most needed is stress on a definite phase of elementary training, such as reading, grammar or composition. Until these fundamentals are instilled in a student, the great value of a survey course is lost. With this in mind, it has rearranged the "groundwork" courses so that every branch of this training will be given in the future, thus...