Word: tuning
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...more than coincidence that the inauguration of the new privileges is to take place upon the anniversary of a famous New Englander's "Seventh of March" oration; for his theme song was Liberty and Union, whereas the new institution, it is hoped, has designed its dances to a different tune. In any case, Radkliffe can now tear down those old signs, heretofore so prominent in every room, "If you need a man after ten o'clock, call the janitor...
...contestants, competing for the Hymn, must submit their manuscripts to the Class Day Committee at their offices in the offices of the University Purchasing Agent at Lehman Hall by Saturday, April 1. The hymns should consist of not less than three, nor more than five verses, and the tune to which they are to be sung should be specified...
World Bank & World Conference. Aged 70 and having launched the B. I. S. with conspicuous success, Gates W. Mc-Garrah hinted last January his intention to retire as President next May. Europe buzzed at first with rumors that a British subject would succeed him. Lately reporters changed their tune, asked Alternate Fraser if he knew he was going to be elected President McGarrah's successor...
...efficient whitewashing yesterday afternoon at West Newbury, the Freshman second matmen swamped the Governor Dummer wrestlers to the tune of 32-0 by taking four falls out of eight bouts. In spite of their fine show of spirit and terrific struggling, the Crimson grapplers easily downed their younger rivals. Outstanding for Harvard was E. c. Haseltine of the 145 pound class, who get quick fall...
...Kirkland downed Eliot in a close match in League A, 3-2; the deciding point was by a default. Lowell was victorious over Dunster by a similar score, and Leverett gave Winthrop a drubbing, blanking the Puritans, 5-0. In League D Dunster had revenge on Lowell to the tune of a 3-2 victory...