Word: whose
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...second English printer, several of whose editions are being shown, was Wynkyn de Worde, about 1510. He inherited his types from Caxton, and a noteworthy fact is that he adopted his predecessor's complete heading, and added to it special designs both above and below...
...Arliss, who has played Disraeli so often on the stage that if set back 60 years he could probably double for him in the House of Commons. He gets across the complicated plot, making you believe in the crafty little minister who loved peacocks, gardening, and Queen Victoria, and whose servants were all Russian spies. Best shot: Arliss making the Governor of the Bank of England sign the check that bought the Suez Canal...
...Manhattan, has built many a western building after the western fashion. At Yenching with skillful adaptation of western structural standards to eastern esthetic principals he has designed a group of 45 buildings (29 of them already finished) which do no violence to the memory of the Manchu prince of whose summer-palace their grounds were once a part. The present Chinese government has retained Mr. Murphy for an extremely ambitious building program in Nanking, new Chinese capitol (TIME...
Both the University and Freshman Cross Country teams emerged victorious last Friday from their meets with the respective Holy Cross aggregations. N. P. Hallowell '32 starred for the University team, whose score altogether was 19, as opposed to their opponents' 53. The Holy Cross Freshmen were likewise defeated, to the tune of a 15 to 53 count, with R. S. Murphy '33, leading the Harvard cohorts in their capture of the first five places...
Twelve yards behind Hallowell, whose time was 28 minutes, 58 seconds, in the University race, came Brennan of Holy Cross, closely followed by R. G. Hodge '31, a newcomer to the ranks of the University team...