Word: train
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...took to breaking training-"picking up my bobby pins, running to Grand Central and getting on a train." Most often she went to New Haven, where she had a boy friend named Johnny Johnson. He and his three roommates sometimes sneaked Patrice into their dormitory room, where she 'would study with them. Johnson thought she had "one of the keenest uneducated minds I know...
...Episcopal Church this week, the news came as a blow. In six years, they had come to have a warm affection for their 44-year-old rector, and now, he announced, he was about to leave them. Next June the Rev. Matthew Madison Warren will be heading north to train for an important job-the rectorship of St. Paul's School for boys in Concord...
...terms of esteem and none in terms of money, and where a government official receives an income totally incommensurate with his responsibilities while monetary wealth is considered the sign of the successful man. The real contribution that liberal arts colleges in a democracy can and do make is to train their students to base decisions on as many facts as it is possible to collect, and to make all decisions conditional on the arrival of new facts...
This year's Yale race date leaves enough time to train for the shorter tryouts...
Fullback Tom Ossman injured his knee in practice last Wednesday and didn't do any running Thursday or Friday. On the train to Yale. Josh Williams, Bob Margarita, and Jordan got together to figure out a play to replace the effectiveness of the fullback fake pitchout. They came up with the wingback reverse wih a fake to the tailback in motion--the play on which John Ederer went 84 yards to score...