Word: shifted
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...poundage of the crew where a perfect balance will be combined with the maximum of power; Olmsted is much heavier than La Farge, but the balance is not materially altered because of the fact that Terry, now at 7, a long, rangy man, is lighter than Pond. The shift yesterday and the one earlier in the week, by which A. H. Ladd '23 was raised to the first eight, mark no radical change of plans on the part of the coaches, and a few days are as likely as not to see the original seating again...
...principal objection, however, to the theory of a sales tax is that it is regressive. Taxation of expenditure is advisable if not carried to an extreme; but in order to pay its bills the government would be forced to apply a rate that would shift too much of the weight of taxation to the consumer. In 1910, according to an article by Dr. Henry A. E. Chandler in a recent issue of the "Economic World", over seventy percent of the total consumption expenditures of the United States was made up of the expenditures of families with incomes of less than...
Because of the weak offensive work shown by the forwards in the recent Worcester Polytechnic game, Coach Wachter has made a shift in the University basketball line-up which faces the veteran Middlebury quintet this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Hemenway Gymnasium. J. Pallo '23 is taking the place of A. E. McLeish '23 at left forward because he seems to fit better than the latter in the teamwork of the five. Although not as fast as McLeish, Pallo-mixes in the play more and is an accurate shot from the foul line. The rest of the line...
...phases of production; to represent Princeton ideals and purposes in a wholesome manner; and to prove to a doubting public that pure amateur integrity and ability is worthy of recognition. Although lack of time prevented any production on an elaborate scale, no time was wasted in providing a make-shift vehicle which would give the potential talent then in college much-needed experience. Booth Tarkington's "The Hon. Julius Caesar" was dragged from the archives, dusted, and presented in twentieth century style...