Word: startingly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Puritans, attired in white jerseys, received to start the game. For the first four minutes neither team was able to gain. After two poor kicks, it looked as if Winthrop were going to be forced onto the defensive, but an interception by Joe Peden brought the Puritans up nearly to midfield...
...Varsity squadmen will start regular practice Monday night in the Indoor Athletic Building, working out from 7:30 to 8:30 o'clock. The Yardling candidates will join Coach Fesler's Varsity men in the first practice, but after that they will meet in the afternoon under the direction of Howard Cox. The Varsity, however, will continue practice in the evening until after the Yale football, game when Coach Fesler's gridiron duties come...
...widely-separated, ultra-specialized fields. Subjects which have natural connections, e.g., government and history, have been unnaturally separated into water-tight compartments. And because all communication has been cut off between him and his neighbors, each specialist has become less efficient and less productive. Obviously, it is necessary to start in the other direction, to bridge the space between these isolated worlds in the universe of learning...
Three Sophomores complete the team led by Bob Nichols, last year's Freshman captain. Although out of the triangular race, he's been in the scoring in most of the meets, and observers like his nice, easy running. Charlie Oldfather has been coming better after a slow start, while Joseph McLoughlin, who had hardly run at all before he came to Harvard, is much improved over last year. He was 14th in the Yale-Princeton meet last fall, but now he's one of the three members of his class on the team...
...Start of the Road is a novelized version of Whitman's stay in New Orleans in 1848. John Erskine pictures Whit man falling in love with an intelligent, Paris-educated quadroon, who bears his son. Inconsequential and not very convincing, the book gives an easy, informal portrait of Whitman, sketches of other historic figures, but is enriched with fine savory quotations from Whitman's poems which bring it to life when its story grows labored...