Word: swing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...close of the fall term finds winter athletic activities at Yale in full swing, with hockey and basketball playing the leading roles...
...College graduates. The graph shows that the percentage of these in the Business Scho I has declined steadily until at present the cycle has reached the depression point. With the continuous and successful development of the case system as applied to business, however, there will inevitably be an upward swing. Just as when Professor Langdell applied the case system to legal teaching fifty years ago, men from College will gradually turn from office apprenticeship to graduate school training...
Last spring a Harvard Golf Association was formed with the purpose of promoting the sport and giving impetus to the idea of a course for Harvard. This idea has won much ardent support and already some enthusiasts can easily foresee the day when they will be able to swing their clubs on a University course. A happy day, indeed, but far from realization. There's many a slip, as the golfer would say, between the tee and the cup. The plan ought not to be permitted to die in its infancy from lack of consistent support. The Golf Association...
When will the pendulum begin to swing' the other way? When will the American people become participants in rather than lookers...
...remaining games of the year, the Green has lost but one game of their regular schedule, to Princeton, which won 27-26 when a Dartmouth rally just fell short. The Green team has defeated Cornell, Knox, Columbia and Middlebury while a swing through the Middle West during the Christmas vacation netted three triumphs and two defeats. HARVARD DARTMOUTH McLeish, r.f. l.g. Goldstein Gordon, l.f. r.g., Millar Fitts, c. c., Shaneman Black, r.g. l.f., Malcolm Rudofsky, l.g. r.f., Cullen