Word: stride
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...ROBERT STRIDE...
...careful smoothness that we've tried to polish it with, and a number of other things that senile graduates wouldn't understand that this is just the first year's evidence that some modestly important things can be expected of the rejuvenated Pudding after it hits its stride...
...emphasize to his men the importance of their preliminary training and early development. He has declared himself well satisfied with the winter results and, although he is optimistic over spring prospects, his self-expressed, slogan is one of "determined effort." He expects to take the season slowly and "in stride" but desires as good a showing as possible in the first meet, which is but 19 days away...
Everything is changing. Cambridge even Cambridge hits up the stride. A triumphal arch for the site of the Washington Eim? An hotel to replace Beck Hall? A silver-screen emporium for the Square? The razing of the Rotunda...
...Chinese definition of an American college is an athletic and extra-currila activity institution where opportunities of study are offered for the blind and feeble bedied." Why give such over emphasis where none is due. Well should Harvard be glad when she may set the stride for other American colleges in giving emphasis where it is due. Wm. Morton...