Word: stream
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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This year, however, Dr. Fisher, who is known as Harvard's "meteor fisherman," believes that such perturbation will be less, and that, if the weather is favorable, it may be possible to photograph the shower. As the stream of meteers is so rich that it takes several years to pass by the earth, astronomers have been on the watch for it since 1929. If, on any one of the following nights, a brilliant display is noted, then Dr. Fisher declares that the main part of the shower will be over, and only faint signs of it will be seen next...
...resign from the presidency of Harvard that the conclusion of the current academic year," the official statement declares; and we trust that this authentic word will give surcease at last from a condition which has long been embarrassing for all persons concerned. During the past two years a stream of rumors regarding President Lowell's intentions has flowed almost as constantly as its various currents have been confused and conflicting. How distasteful this activity has seemed to the president himself is now clearly indicated by the fact that it has moved him to depart from his long-standing custom...
...senior singles will race today over a down-stream course and, unlike the preceding ones, this event will be open to anyone. Several entries are expected from the Union Boat Club of Boston...
...comps, Lawrence Grinnell 1GB defeated David Rogers '34; a wherry race was won by W. G. Gibson 1GB, with J. A. Fessler 2L second. The junior singles, open to all members of the University, will race this afternoon at 3 o'clock over a three-quarter mile down-stream course...
...dioxide and other waste products. The polluted venous blood which the heart receives it drives into the lungs. The lungs remove carbon dioxide from the blood, add fresh oxygen. Then the blood goes back to the heart for further circulation. Valves in the heart and veins prevent the blood stream backing...