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Dates: during 1930-1930
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This situation embarrassed the surgeons. They hastened to write a joint letter to the American Medical Association: ". . . we wish to impress on the medical profession the fact that the work to date, although quite promising, is still in the experimental stage, and therefore decidedly inconclusive...
...City's superintendent of schools. The son is 24, attended the University of Kansas where he was famed both academically and socially. More than anything else at college he enjoyed those informal talks and arguments which U. S. undergraduates call "bull sessions." Co-eds termed him "an interesting date." He slept, ate and studied erratically, suffered violent headaches and worked at a dishevelled desk, but was an honor student for four years and a member of Phi Beta Kappa. In addition he edited college periodicals, produced and acted in all manner of college plays, was a member...
Finlay, who is the secretary of the Intercollegiate Golf Association, has been carrying on correspondence with the U. S. Golf Association in an endeavor to have the body set the date and the course of the Intercollegiate Championship tourney. Much dissatisfaction has been caused by the management of this event in the past because it has taken place too near to the final examination period in June. Finlay Iropes to arrange to have this tournament held at a more favorable time of the month in the future...
Unlike the other two who have fought Primo Camera in the U. S. to date, Bill Owens, a mulatto of Guthrie, Okla., did not lose the ability to move and think at his first glimpse of his opponent's bulk. For a round he dodged the terrific right uppercuts and left hooks winged at him; he countered, ducked, and backed away, but at the start of the second Camera rushed out of his corner at a speed amazing for so big a man, landed a right, then rapid rights and lefts. Black Owens went down backward flat...
...improvement is sacred to him merely because long usage and empty tradition sanction it. It is not improbable that he will try to work out a new educational scheme in the same spirit in which he improved the method of making glass, of assembling automobiles, of bringing up to date that specialization which Adam Smith outlined in "The Wealth of Nations" a century and a half ago. But in the new field he will not have so much liberty of action as in a room filled with machinery. Man has been making and unmaking educational systems since organized society...