Word: extras
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...third or fourth game. He showed a steady improvement all along the season and by the time the Yale series rolled around he had developed into one of the East's finest. A great deal of his daring and added ability in the Eli series was due to some extra coaching that he got from "Tiny" Thompson the Bruins' star, during the Harvard-Bruins scrimmage.... Charlie Cunningham was named on the first. All-American hockey team that the sporting editor of "College Humor" picked. Giddens received honorable mention on this team also.... In the University swimming meet held...
Coach Sullivan has selected a tentative eight, who together with the extra strokes and the coxswains, will make the Kent up trip. A final choice for the University 150-pounders will be made after the Kent race, where the eight will meet its first outside competition of the year. The tentative seating of the first boat is as follows: stroke. J. M. Bryne '31; 7, Alexander Lincoln, Jr. '32; 6, J. S. Ames, Jr. '32; 5, E. A. Locke, Jr. '32; 4, H. N. Roberts '30; 3, Harper Woodward '31; 2. J. Q. Adams '31; bow, C. C. Perry...
...Senate a $48,000,000 deficiency appropriation bill. Last week, when the Senate had passed this bill, the outlay had risen to $171,000,000. But the Senate was not to blame for this apparent extravagance. Practically all increases had been made at the request of President Hoover: an extra $100,000,000 for the Federal Farm Board's wheat market operations, $3,000,000 for Porto Rican hurricane relief. $7,000,000 for seeds for flood-stricken farmers, $150,000 for U. S. expenses at the London Naval Conference. $50,000 for the Haitian Commission...
...chief custodian. His explanation: "The building was infested with cockroaches until we found the source of it, down below, and closed it up. They became so lively that some of them were holding debates with the office force and making life unpleasant for Senators. I had to hire extra scrubwomen. . . . Remember, every Senator has a marble floor...
...maintain an outworn tradition from the time when Latin and Greek were the two poles of a liberal education. On the practical side, the present system is sometimes not brought to the attention of students in Modern Languages until it is too late for them to add the extra quantity of the humanities that would give them...