Word: rushes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Edward of Wales, suntanned, pipe-smoking, clad in rush-stained tropic gear, stood his ground, cranked his cinecamera while his comrades shot down a charging bull elephant 20 yards away...
There is more to this matter than the mere doing away with the morning rush to the delivery desk. Men who study until, three and four in the morning often find it extremely difficult to get their books back by nine, a problem stared by those who enter laboratories at eight o'clock for a two or three hour session. Confronted with a somewhat similar situation, progressive banks have established a convenient means of after hour deposits. Widener could be made equally progressive by the installation of a slot in the door making it possible to return books...
...remainder of the cast was good and the audience was more than attentive. In face, at the end of the third act they were so carried along by the rush of the play that they forgot to applaud as the curtain came down. Such a tribute is rare in Boston and there is reason to believe that it was deserved...
...same time that the Bruins and Harvard were scrimmaging, announcement was made by C. F. Getchell, general manager of the H. A. A., that all reserved seats for the game had been sold, but that 3500 rush seats will be on sale at the Garden tomorrow night before the game. Getchell's statement follows...
...Harvard Athletic Association had an unprecedented demand for the hockey game with Yale to be played on Saturday night. Every reserved seat has been sold. There will be 1500 rush seats in the upper balcony on sale at the Haverhill. Street entrance at the Boston Garden at 6 o'clock and 2000 admissions on sale at the West Lobby of the Garden at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. Both classes of tickets will be priced at 50 cents. The Athletic Association will sell rush seats to Harvard men who have not previously applied for tickets. They must be for personal...