Word: recession
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...University track team will resume practice today in preparation for the Penn relays on Friday and Saturday, April 24 and 25, after a lay-off since Friday noon. As a result of time trials during the recess, when the track men reported for workouts twice daily, Coach ported for workouts twice daily, Coach Farrell has selected N. P. Hallowell '32, David Cobb '31, J. W. Fobes '32, and B. E. Estes '32 as a relay quartet. Farrell will not decide until Saturday whether to enter this team in the two-or four-mile race...
...advent of crew races on the Charles arouses sufficient interest on the Vagabond's part to make him wish to follow the 150-pound crew to Kent, Perhaps, however, Bermuda will lure him. The unsettled period of making up one's mind as to where to pass the Spring Recess makes all decisions difficult. And so, with his mind busied with that problem, he will listen where his feet lead him on this last day before he leaves for parts yet unchosen. Bermuda may win out; he witnessed the Lowell-Dunster boat race yesterday...
...will leave late in June for England, where they will combine with Yale in a meet with Oxford and Cambridge on July 18. Because of this trip the teams will not go south this vacation; Coach Farrell stressed the importance of the ten days of practice during the recess. He plans to enter one-, two-, and four-mile teams in the Penn Relays on April 24 and 25, with individual entrants in the medley races and the field events if form shown during the vacation practices warrants this...
Freshmen are eligible for this practice on Soldiers Field; especially those who are planning to come out for the team next fall. The daily practice will continue during the two remaining weeks before the spring recess and for one week after it, Several practice games with schools and clubs in the vicinity of Boston are planned...
...cold shivers. Day before the meeting the Republican National Committee, through its counsel, James Francis Burke, spoke de- fensively as follows: "The American people are already suffering from an overproduction of politics. . . . The whole country is now praying for political relief. So why not give politics a short recess? . . . Everyone must cool off and carry on. We must stop snarling and begin smiling. Sanity will then have more front seats and more front page. Passion will subside and prudence will preside...