Word: toronto
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...case, McGill is a much more powerful team than its fellow countrymen from Toronto, and the Crimson must expect its hardest battle of the season. Men like Crutchfield and Melkeljohn are persistently dangerous...
Amid a holiday crowd of 600 at the Lake Placid Club, the Crimson skiers took a fifth place in the intercollegiate competition against such snow isolated colleges as Dartmouth, Ottowa, Toronto, and McGill...
Four Crimson jumpers will journey to Lake Placid this vacation to compete with the crack ski teams from Dartmouth, New Hampshire, Cornell, Ottawa, St. Patricks, Toronto, McGill, Williams and Princeton colleges...
...expect to see in the near future," he said, "an intercollegiate badminton league which will include besides Harvard, Yale, and Princeton, the Canadian universities of Toronto and McGill." The only obstacle that is holding this up at present, in his opinion, is the lack of facilities for play in college gymnasiums which are used constantly in winter for basketball...
While a graduate student at Toronto, Professor Bush was a teaching fellow in English. In 1924, after obtaining his Harvard degree, he became a tutor in the Division of Modern Languages. He was an instructor in this division from 1925 to 1927. Then he went to the University of Minnesota, where he held a Guggenheim Fellowship during the year...