Word: save
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Only one thing can save the situation -decisive intervention by a power whose neutrality is above suspicion. That power is Britain...
...money must undeniably be raised, and it should come from the Freshmen who at present contribute nothing to the support of athletic facilities which they use three times a week. This redistribution of the financial burden among the undergraduates would save the minor sports from a most unsatisfactory situation...
...they were over her purely maternal policy had involved her deep in gory deeds. For the treacherous massacre on Saint Bartholomew's Day, Biographer Roeder makes her directly responsible, attempts to show that the massacre was no part of a settled policy but a suddenly-enforced expedient to save her weak-kneed royal...
Besides the fact that they save a few people from wasting quite as tremendous an amount of time as does the average student, college dramatics have moulded many a future star, according to Katharine Hepburn, interviewed at the Colonial Theatre after one of her last Boston appearances in "Jane Eyre...
Such things as long bull-sessions with one's cronies should not be neglected during Reading Period. Some last all night and you can spend the next day in bed and there is all that time you managed to save. Bull-sessions don't educate you at all, either. And sometimes you can make yourself sick enough smoking cigarettes to end up at the Infirmary. The Infirmary, of course, is the creme de la creme, and the pinnacle aspiration of the man who wants to spend his Reading Period wisely. There you can get chocolate milks and orange juice...