Word: ruggedness
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He painted an artistic word picture of the Depression, crammed with all the old phantoms: apple sellers stood disconsolately around street corners, the bonus marchers once more tried to storm Washington, mean-eyed sheriffs foreclosed mortgages across the land. In the background there was a steady rain of statistics showing...
There are other indignities forced upon them by victorious Russia: Petsamo (Pechenga) in the north and timber-rich Finnish Karelia on the east, both annexed by Russia in 1944. The Finns prefer to think and talk of the land they have left, vast (130,000 sq. mi.), rugged and beautiful...
In the summer of 1951, Governor Thomas E. Dewey put aside his chores at Albany and flew off on a rugged (41,000 miles, 17 countries), educative tour of the Far Pacific. His book about the trip, Journey to the Far Pacific, a Book-of-the-Month Club selection, is...
Swallow & Spit. The early haunt of the pithecanthropus was in the south of France, at Aix. He was something of a sluggard in class, but after school he roamed through the rugged Provencal landscape with a youngster whose nature was as strong and perhaps even deeper than his own-Paul...
Tim Anderson, rugged midfielder, tallied 16 goals, exceptionally high for a muddiner. Anderson finished third in the seeing race, with 19 points. Another middiner fielder, Pete Palches, with 11 points, was the only other Yardling to top ten. FRESHMAN LACROSSK SCORING G A TP Dorsey 22 8 30 Whedon 18...