Word: traveled
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...number of men from the Harvard class of 1932 who intend to enroll in the graduate schools is ten percent greater than that of the class of 1926 who remained for post-graduate study. If as many as possible of these men would devote their time and money to travel with a serious purpose, the argument runs, America would enjoy the same beneficial results which manifest themselves in the English and the Scandinavians, the two most traveled and most enlightened races of Europe...
Hoping to recover from a slump, which cost the matches with Exeter and Dartmouth, the Freshman golf team will travel to Andover to meet the Phillips Academy at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The Phillips Academy has defeated Nichols J.C., 9-0, and Dummer...
...every one knows, air travel throughput the land is but little more expensive (in some cases less) than train-plus-Pullman fare. But few realize that airline tickets can be obtained as easily as any other transportation tickets. All large transport companies have coast-to-coast arrangements with hotels, travel agencies, telegraph companies where schedules can be obtained, tickets purchased. American Airways has more than 9,000 such outlets...
...kill the notion that flying is still an erratic member of the transportation family, airway operators have turned from merely peddling tickets to selling fast, complete transportation facilities combining air, rail & bus. Slogans have been softened from "Fly" to "Travel By Air." Having learned that over two-thirds of their passengers are executives or salesmen, traffic departments are out to educate U. S. business to save time & money through the use of coordinated air transport. Skylines, one of the industry's useful timetable monthlies, quoted last month from the experience of a roving executive who cut a trip from...
...matter of capitalistic exploitation, it can be seen, the group of foreign students at Harvard represents a field that has hardly been opened. And what is more, crossing the Yard presents far fewer difficulties of physical or financial nature than does transoceanic travel...