Word: rhythms
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...entry in the Eastern College Poetry contest. It is a mature piece of expressive writing, and consequently a rare and welcome specimen to see in what the editors of Radditudes insist is "not just a girl's college magazine." The richness of texture and the author's mastery of rhythm help to make the poem easily the best thing of its kind that has yet appeared in Radditudes...
...same time, with his foot. In Detroit, where bowling goes biggest in the U.S., he gets $900 a week when he puts on exhibitions. Says he: "If I'd been a golfer, I would have putted with precision. As a bowler, I am a master of rhythm." Varipapa's confidence is unbruised by the fact that in 16 tries he has never won the A.B.C. (American Bowling Congress), biggest tourney...
Nimble fingered, high-stepping men who "got rhythm" are in demand by the expanding University Band, which opens its competition for drum major and baton-twirler today. Qualified candidates should report to the Band office in the Music Building today or tomorrow for a screening by a board of baton experts, manager Walter J. Skinner '48 announced yesterday...
...Rhythm's the Thing. In the cycle theory, the basic elements are trends and cycles. Trends are the long-term rates of growth, while cycles are the shorter up-&-down deviations which take place during the growth. Dewey & Dakin hold, along with Alvin H. Hansen and other "mature school" economists, that the end of the U.S. economy is leveling off, that it has matured. Consequently, the downswings of the cycles may become deeper because there is less & less new growth to counteract them...
...scores of cycles in the economy (each industry has its own), Dewey & Dakin have decided that four cycles, or rhythms, are basic. The four are: the 54-year, the 18⅓-year, the 9-year and the 41-month rhythm...