Word: traveling
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...victory by the University of New Hampshire's lacrosse team stopped the Crimson's two game winning streak Monday. The stickmen will travel to Tufts this afternoon where they will play their second game with the Jumbos...
Disturbed by the ominous closing of race tracks elsewhere (e.g., Havre de Grace, Hialeah, Tropical Park) because of travel restrictions, Long Island's Jamaica track prepared for a modest opening last week. Parking lots were closed, special trains banned. But railbirds would not be downed...
...profound distances between places and between minds are still the same; only superimposed on them are the new adjacencies of air travel, the new omnipresent communications as instantaneous as light itself...
...will come a pre-exam "reading period" (no classes), during which beer will flow freely at the club (not gratis, but like water). Final exams come Wednesday, the 12th through Saturday, the 15th. Then, an inter-term recess of three days (16th, 17th, and 18th) when, we hope, the travel ban will be lifted so that we may see what's happened to the Big City since last time we saw Jamaica...
...place is in the home, and few women have been placed in factories. But boys of twelve work afternoons in war industries, and soldiers are frequently used as laborers. Transport has been crippled by the labor shortage. In Rome trains and trams run only at the peak hours. Travel between cities is impossible without special police permission. Only one train a day runs between Naples and Rome; once there were 15. And trains do not run on time...