Word: smaller
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...practice sessions, to which anyone would be admitted free of charge, is a step which could be taken immediately, and would involve no difficulties other than those of making the change itself. If several of the large colleges were to reach a "gentleman's agreement" on this matter, the smaller ones would undoubtedly follow their example, and secret practice would soon be a thing of the past. Few will deny that college football today is amateur in name only, and any change in the conduct of the game which will tend to make it amateur also in fact, should...
Emissaries of the U. S. art world last week went out Forbes Street in Pittsburgh, past the ball park to the rambling old Carnegie Library to see the 31st Carnegie Institute International Exhibition of Modern Paintings. It was a smaller show than those of the Institute's lively past, but there were still plenty of pictures to see. Eleven nations offered 351 paintings; 274 artists were represented, 125 of them from...
...last two years, the registration of foreign students in the University has fallen off considerably, therefore, to keep the smaller number together, these Council meetings are to be especially emphasized throughout the year. All foreign students, and any other members of the University who are interested, are invited to attend these discussions...
...archbishop is attested by his pall. Therefore it might be St. Dunston or St. Alphage, both of whom are represented in Canterbury Cathedral by a series of scenes from their lives. However, this too, seems to be an incorrect supposition, as dimensions of the Fogg Museum roundell are considerably smaller that those of the St. Dunston and St. Alphage windows which remain, or the original irons of them...
...with water transportation on the Ohio River. This would shave the cost of hauling coal to Youngstown and Cleveland, perhaps enough to enable Pittsburgh to recapture markets lost to the low-cost producers of the Southern fields. Which meant, of course, that Messrs. Atterbury & Williamson would haul a much smaller chunk of Pittsburgh's 10,000,000-ton annual output. Five years ago the I. C. C. refused Pittsburgh Coal permission to build the 12-½-mi. spur. But in the boardroom of Pittsburgh Coal it was finally decided that I. C. C. permission was superfluous; the spur would...