Word: equalized
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...victory without crossing the opponent's goal line may be an achievement of much more merit than one in which a touchdown figures, but it seldom receives an equal amount of credit...
...same time Australia realizes that we can not permanently hold a country as large as the United States with a population not equal to that of New York city. Our greatest danger is our unpeopled interior. We are in this respect in a position practically of that of the United States in the War of the Revolution. The bulk of our population is, as yours was, on the eastern seaboard. Australia therefore, welcomes immigrants wherever they may come from. We hope to fulfill the late Colonel Roosevelt's wise suggestion and 'fill up our waste spaces...
Prices are governed by the see-saw of supply and demand. When demand is greater than the supply, prices rise until the two are equal; conversely when supply is greater than demand prices come down notch by notch until the two balance...
...sign with "noise" thereon will be needed at the Union. It will be the biggest football meeting eyer held here, because men of the University realize the seriousness of that banner--"Beat Harvard." It will be such a meeting that no question will arise as to its being the equal of all three at New Haven. There will be no Yale victory in the cheering sections...
Fall rowing will terminate this afternoon with a final race between the remaining University and Freshman crews. Two Yearling eights, picked from the fall crop of oarsmen, are still practicing on the river, and will meet the University A, B, and C combinations. These last crews are equal in status, as no formal order is attempted in fall rowing. The race will take place over the mile course at 3.45 promptly. After this contest organized University rowing will stop, but voluntary work in the tank will be resumed next week. The Freshmen who have elected rowing as a sport, however...