Word: tap
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...price for the fundamental democracy of our undifferentiated school system," he continued, urging greater counselling and guidance to tap the great reserve of potential student material...
Minus the services of high scoring captain John Rockwell, the Freshmen will tap off at the Huntington gym at 2:30 o'clock with a record of nine wins and two losses behind them...
...plump, balding, kindly looking little man. He seemed dumfounded one day last October to find reporters outside his $35-a-month apartment in Queens. Was he Gerhart Eisler? Yes, yes, he was. Well-he had just been accused of being the No. I U.S. Communist, the Brain, the big tap on the wire to Moscow. How about...
President Conant suggests the development of two-year colleges supported by federal funds. Educators elsewhere might inquire just how the President means to tap the nation's dwindling sources of teaching talent? Just where does Mr. Conant mean to draw off the funds for this move while an economy-minded Congress slashes at the vitals of the national budget? And lastly, are succeeding generations of students with limited means doomed to that kind of capsule education that leaves little room for development of individual talents and even less room for the general, ethical background so essential in a free society...
...game they won weeks ago on paper, coach Bill Barclay's rejuvenated hoopmen will return to the Indoor Athletic Building tonight against Northeastern after nearly a month's absence. Tap-off time is 8:45 o'clock...