Word: walks
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...survey of the life blanks of the Senior Class reveals choices for life occupations ranging from those of the conventional bankers and lawyers to those of the farmer and practical mycologist. About one third of the class have indicated that they have not yet decided what will be their walk of life, while a second third intend to continue their studies in the graduate schools...
...comes from the Cambridge Electric Light Company which is located on Memorial drive, south of Dunster House. The main tunnels of the distribution system are seven feet high and eight feet wide branch tunnels being four or five feet wide. The engineers in charge of the heating can walk all over the College...
...Fair to open in about a month, people the country over are interested in knowing whether health conditions in Chicago have improved. Last summer's tragic epidemic was carefully and completely ignored by the "free press" of Chicago, allowing thousands of people from all over the world to walk blindly into a dangerous situation that resulted in many fatalities and spread the disease all over the country-a situation over which the health and medical authorities of the city and the State of Illinois have since engaged in an undignified quarrel, everybody frantically disclaiming responsibility. The suppression...
...find its way home by the light of uncertain kerosene while the college man enjoyed the mellow light of gas. Perhaps the climax of their attempts at home rule came, however, when a determined bloo passed a bill calling for an appropriation sufficient to defray building a covered walk between Amherst and Smith. No evidence of this proposed boon to mankind a visible today, but the measure carried its own marks of perpetually since the outraged townspeople, in session assembled during the summer vacation, summarily--and the students claimed unconstitutionality--deprived the latter of the suffrage...
...blue mess jacket and his jokes all in order, Edward of Wales rode down London's Birdcage Walk one night last week to Wellington Barracks to drink a sherry apéritif, eat a dinner with the officers of the Welsh Guards of which he is colonel. With the walnuts, the port was set before him and passed clockwise. Everybody rose to drink the King's health in port, after which it was permissible to smoke...