Word: teche
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...shells were on time; there were no false starts; in sweltering heat they moved away together down the choppy river, with the nine cox-swains yelping in different keys. They had gone almost a mile when the people mopping their faces on the observation trains began to yell. Massachusetts Tech had pulled out in front, nervy enough to be pacemakers for the big Washington crew that was the favorite, the picture-book Navy crew that was the main hope of the East, the formidable dark-horse, California. At a mile and a half Cornell came out of the pack...
Harvard had one of its most successful wrestling seasons in several years this winter. In eight matches, the Crimson grapplers won six, tied one, and lost one. The single match lost was to Tech in the first contest of the year. In the latter part of December, Columbia managed to hold the Crimson...
...students have continued to rise. Perhaps the most outstanding instance is the increase of the tuition fee of Massachusetts Institute of Technology from $400--a high level--to $500. Accompanying the announcement of this increase is made the statement that the annual cost of educating each student at "tech" is no less than $850. There are, in the United States, between 400 and 500 colleges which are called "small." Urgent as are the demands for endowment for large colleges the year has made evident that even more urgent is the demand of the 400 small colleges. For these colleges...
...crew rowed down below the Tech Boat House in the Basin at a fast paddle, stopping at the Tech float before starting upstream again to let T. E. Armstrong '32 take the place of F. F. Colloredo-Mansfeld '32, who is suffering from a minor ailment which makes rowing on stretches uncomfortable. With Armstrong at stroke, the eight rowed upstream at little more than a fast paddle gradually increasing their speed until they had come into the stretch above the Western Avenue Bridge, where they raised their stroke steadily to about 40 to the minute...
...Jayvees, with T. E. Armstrong '32 at stroke, seemed to be going better than they have all season, giving evidence of power behind their blades, and at the same time rowing smoothly. It is a better boat than that which rowed against Navy and Tech, which Coach Whiteside is taking to Cornell. Both crews, with J. E. Lawrence '31 and E. L. Millard '31 accompanying them as extra oarsmen, left yesterday afternoon at 4.30 o'clock...