Word: taken
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Boston awoke yesterday to read that Harvard hordes had wantonly attacked a lot of little children; that a Legionnaire had taken four Bursar's cards; that a Legionnaire was demanding prosecution; that the Commander of Post 27 was asking Harvard to apologize...
...occupy the other end post. A smart defensive player, he should be in to break Exonian plays frequently. The center question is uncertain at the present, due to a bad leg injury to Ed Ready, who has been holding down the A team pivot position. His place may be taken by either Jack McNeil or Art Lyman, who has been switched around from center to the backfield and back again...
Bringing the total up to 75 members, 27 new men have been accepted into the Harvard University Orchestra following trials held last Wednesday and Thursday, the largest group ever taken into the Pierian Sodality in its 130 years of existence...
...inevitable that if the miserable failure of repeal to approximate a solution of the liquor problem is not recognized and steps immediately taken, an outburst of public indignation will surely result. Massachusetts, for example, saw in 1937 a 40 per cent increase of its evening automobile accidents, with increases in arrests for drunkenness corresponding. Figures for 1938 show that the condition is becoming worse. If prohibition failed to squelch Mr. Barleycorn, surely repeal has sent him off on one whopper of a bender...
Monday quarterbacking says that the Crimson used a poor choice of plays. They should have realized they were up against a team which was bottling up their spinners by closing in. They should have taken to the air early and often. But anyone can criticize the choice of plays of a losing club; this, like Geneva, does not heal the wound...