Word: subs
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...without scholarly pretensions or those for whom a thesis was unworkable. The current pre-requisite of 11 1/2 honors grades has not rendered the degree "cheap." Increasing this requirement would further discourage students from leaving the friendly and familiar surroundings of their concentration, particularly if freshman year produced several sub-honors marks...
Croasdale matched his shot put finish with a second place in the hammer throw. Hampered by a slippery throwing circle, he managed only a sub-par 168 ft. toes. Northeastern's Bill Corsetti won it with a 187 ft. heave...
...arriving at Holyoke Center, we took an elevator to the sub-basement and found ourselves in a room that looked much like the Weld Hall operating station, except that all of the equipment was much newer. In one corner, housed in a glass-enclosed control room, was the Minneapolis-Honeywell data board. With its multitude of buttons, dials, and colored lights, it lived up to our expectations...
...been interested in the Tunnel ever since, and when he became Chief of the University Police in 1962, one of the first things he did was to study its route. Harvard's network of steam tunnels (or simply, the Tunnel) extends for about three miles. It lies beneath the sub-basements of University buildings and connects the Business School, the Houses, the Yard, the Law School, and the science laboratories with the Cambridge Electric Company's steam generating plant on Western Avenue, several blocks below Dunster House. Unlike the Central Kitchens food tunnels (which are closer to the surface...
...Charge on Extras. Swept up by the charges were the industry's six largest companies-U.S. Steel, Bethlehem, Republic, Armco, National and Jones & Laughlin-as well as Wheeling Steel and National's Great Lakes Steel sub sidiary. Conspicuously not charged were Inland Steel and Kaiser Steel, two major producers that are generally shut out of the industry's Establishment because they often buck the prices set by bigger companies-as they...