Word: ruggeder
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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"Comrades, for only 27 traitors you will not sell your souls to the Americans," he said. This was hardly an answer to a rugged young peasant named Matteo Pistillo, nicknamed Spaccatutto (worldbeater) and long known for his unswerving devotion to the Communist cause. "All right," he cried, "but when will...
An old football maxim has it that no team is any better than its defense. In the Rose Bowl game last week some 100,000 fans and millions of televiewers got a good look at some of the best defensive play of the year. The rugged Southern California line, rated...
Conant found Harvard different, but not much more difficult. Entering in the fall of 1910, he raced through advanced chemistry courses and possibly some what bored, competed for the CRIMSON news board. He was elected to the paper January 17, 1912 after the traditional rugged competition lasting all fall. For...
"It is not that men of today are less rugged than those of the past. The remarkable change in sociological outlook in the last 25 years has removed many barriers and set up others. . ." In other words, mental health problems now account for a good many of Hygiene's increases...
But all was not quite so rugged. The paper also printed a monthly supplement which eventually split off from the Crime and lived for a good number of years as the Harvard Monthly, a competitor of the Advocate.