Word: unites
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...advocated in the Student Council report on House athletics a year ago. It was felt that the existence of a variety of teams holding over from the previous system might interfere with the development of House athletics, and that since House teams are based on a more homogeneous social unit, they should be given all advantages...
...Daily's special reporting services will be performed by a new unit in its organization called the Bureau of National Affairs. Subscription to the Bureau and to the Daily will be inseparable at $50 a year. The Daily alone used to cost $10 a year. Single copies of the Daily are upped from 5? to 20?. For $50 the subscriber will hereafter receive: 1) the Bureau's weekly pamphlets interpreting "current trends of government action" as they affect the business of the individual subscriber; 2) David Lawrence's Weekly, a pamphlet written by Publisher Lawrence who "will...
Significance of the discoveries and their determination was that they might help measure distances between Earth and other heavenly bodies which regularly return to a particular spot. The Earth-Sun distance is all important. It is the Astronomical Unit, the measuring stick of the Universe. The average Earth-Sun distance has been accepted as 92,897,400 mi., triangulated from the Earth-Eros baseline. This may be 50,000 to 100,000 mi. wrong. Use of the Earth-Reinmuth Object baseline, said Dr. Edwin Brant Frost, blind retiring director of the Yerkes Observatory at Williams Bay, Wis., will reduce...
...next appearance of the Club is slated during the Class Day exercises at the Stadium, and they will make their last appearance as a unit Class Day night in the Yard...
...This would establish no precedent; student waiting already exists in the University, and there is no reason to believe that the measure should not be, in name and in effect, an emergency one. Each student waiter would eat three days a week in his own House, working in another unit. With a limited number of waiters, there would be no need for a man to serve his friends or acquaintances. Intelligently organized and directed, such a service, in view of existing conditions, should meet with general undergraduate approval...