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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...Imperial Household Ministry fixed but kept secret a tentative date in January for the impressive religious service of "affixing the maternity belt." Since this is always done as nearly as possible two months in advance, Japanese focused prayers and hopes last week upon the Ides of March...
...woman with white eyes," to listen unsympathetically to her news, to announce that life is literally a dream, to accuse her of being asleep. "You are asleep with your eyes not quite closed, slits of white showing." Caroline invariably admits the truth of his suave impeachment but to date (aetat. 60) has done nothing much about it except call for madder music, stronger wine. At last, however, she retires to a New England cottage to write her reminiscences, get them off her mind. Then she will go some other place, do something else...
...Ingraham '31 will play N. F. Glidden '31; C. D. G. Breckinridge '32 will play Beekman Pool '32. The date for the final match is as yet undecided...
This new policy has engendered a radical change of thought from the formerly conservative and aloof attitude of the authorities. There are random indications that they are not fully convinced of the efficacy of its abandonment. The breaking of the release date by a New York newspaper yesterday of the announcement of changes in the football coaching staff for next year will undoubtedly hinder complete acceptance of the fact that the press should not be ignored. There is a certain amount of justice in the criticism that the H. A. A. was withholding legitimate news for no other reason than...
Students of the history of science may well date the birth of modern Oceanography from December 21, 1872, the day when the Challenger set sail from Ports-mouth, England, on her memorable voyage. Thenceforth, with every fresh venture below the surface of the sea, such a flood of new facts came pouring in that it seemed for a time as though this fact catching could never lose its novelty. One great deep-sea expedition led to another and more was learned about the sea during the last thirty years of the nineteenth century than had been during the preceding three...