Word: vacationers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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All three competitions will be of nine weeks duration, excluding the spring vacation. The work is planned to come to an end in time to leave a few days before the beginning of the final examination period.
The mighty Leviathan has been dodging the ice cakes between Weeks and Anderson bridges all this week. Today, however, Coach Brown hopes to take 12 shells out for the initial practice of the year. It is expected that six 150-pound crews will go out, and six class crews. In...
"Tay Pay." Ensconced at the Hotel Ambassador, Manhattan, last week, was that genial Irish devotee of snuff, the Rt. Hon. Thomas Power O'Connor, famed "Father of the House of Commons," who arrived recently for a vacation in the U. S. (TIME, March 5).
S. M. Thomas of Madison, Wis., did not endear himself to little boys when he said: "The traditional school year with a summer vacation of ten weeks or more is . . . a manifest absurdity in the city."
*It was recently reported that Mr. Woollcott had informed his executive editor, Herbert Bayard Swope, that he will not continue his critical duties after his contract with the World expires in May. He plans to vacation in Italy, keep away from Broadway for a sabbatical year to renew his "sanity...