Word: vocalization
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...last year, he now fills ably the large gap left by Brad Simmons, having knocked out all of his opponents except one this year. Pete Ward, co-captain with Smith, is back at college after an operation for appendicitis, but his participation in the Yale meet will be vocal...
Thus for the first time since he left the White House did Herbert Hoover become politically vocal on a specific national question. Heretofore he had written magazine articles and delivered speeches but his ideas were always muffled in a fog of meaningless political platitudes. Now as he was traveling home to California from his first New York Life Insurance directors' meeting, the Supreme Court rendered its decision on the gold cases (TIME, Feb. 25). For two days newshawks had trailed him, begging in vain for some comment. Sternly he put them aside with: "I am no longer in public...
Joseph F. Robbins '36, Leader of the Vocal Club; Rudger T. Miller '36, Leader of the Banjo Club; Gordon F. Robertson '36, Leader of the Mandolin Club; John P. Ayer '37, Leader of the Gold Coast Orchestra...
...admit that college cannot and should not be a vocational school. While specialization in one field is desirable for those who have dominant interests, it is folly to assume that all students are naturally specialists. The combination of History and Literature is a happy augury. To satisfy an increasingly vocal demand, more generalized and inclusive fields in the humanities and in science should be provided...
...Nichols and His Pennies, assisted by a vocal trio and Miss Carolyn Rich, a New York night club singer, will furnish the music and song at the next Lowell House dance, to be offered on Friday, March 8, from 10 to 3 o'clock...