Word: reared
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...strange Inca sounds that were the names of the dishes served there. It is a reasonable assumption that the custom was for each patron to shout aloud the name of his desired dish, and it would be hurled deftly out at him from an auxiliary cave in the rear. One peculiarity common to many of these food-shops was their small size; so small were most of them that there could scarcely have been room for the men to be seated while eating their repasts. In fact no chairs have been found, but only long, narrow tables like counters. This...
...following clubs, fraternities, and private spreads have been alloted the space for which they applied: Speakers Club, rear of Grays Wadsworth lawn; Phillips Brooks House, rear of Phillips Brooks House; K. G. X. Club, rear of Holworthy; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, rear of Mathews, south end; Phi Kappa Epsilon, Dane Triangle, south section; Pl Eta Club, Gymnasium; Private Spread, Theodore Pratt, rear of Hollis; St. Paul's Catholic Club, rear of Holden Chapel...
...left the belfry tower which will dominate the surrounding country. A monumental stairway leads to the second story, on which is the Catalogue and Distributing Room, situated in the very heart of the building, connecting the Reading Room, which occupies the entire front, with the stack, occupying the entire rear, thus giving the most economical and efficient service possible. Twelve Seminars or special study rooms complete the building...
Work today will be marked by various class and 150-pound crew races. Since the April recess there has been a rear-rangement in the seating of some of the class eights and this afternoon Coach Brown will test out the new A and B combinations in a race in the Basin...
...Navy is reduced to 65,000 men, we will lose the prestige that was won for us by the Conference in establishing the 5-5-3 ratio for battleships," said Rear-Admiral Albert Gleaves, in an interview for the CRIMSON yesterday morning. "It is clear that the Conference did not contemplate a reduction in the personnel and auxiliaries of the fleet, but in limiting us to 18 'battleships the Conference, or at least our delegates assumed that that implied a homogenous and well-rounded out navy. Such a navy as the Conference contemplated, which is called a 'Hughes navy', would...