Word: problem
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...life of the London School of Economics and Political Science, serving for two years on the executive council of the Students' Union of his college, and engaging in a debate against the Australian team which toured Europe and America, a debate which attracted widespread attention by discussing the color problem of a "White Australia." Ramage has written for the "Socialist Review", the leading English socialist monthly, to which J. Ramsay MacDonald is a regular contributor...
French started his first game at quarterback, and ran the team with good generalship for the most part. In him the coaches may have found the solution of the quarterback problem. The Junior back is fast, can kick, and is a star pass receiver. His chief weakness Saturday was his inability to handle punts. His confusion with the Purple ends swarming down the field was evident...
...Modern City as a Social Problem," Professor Munro, Harvard...
...problem presented by the designated Harvard line up is the total absence of any players known as kickers. Speculation turns into several channels regarding the probable punting choice. Captain C. A. Pratt '28, who won the punting contest last spring, may come out of his tackle berth to do the kicking, or J. P. Crosby '28, stellar halfback may receive the nomination...
...cast of each of 50,000 different stars must be studied before conclusions can be drawn, and as in order to do this 2,000 plates must be examined minutely, the problem is a most difficult one. The difficulty is increased by the fact that the stars move so slowly that it is a long time before any two plates of the same portion of sky can be compared...