Word: ok
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Greenwich, Conn. 178 6.01 21 No. 6 A. E. Palmer '30 Cleveland, O. 188 6.02 20 No. 5 C. W. Butherland '29 New York 189 6.02 20 No. 4 S. S. Quarrier '28 Short Hills, N. J. 190 6.02 21 No. 3 J. N. Paschall '28 Oklahoma City, Ok. 178 6.01 23 No. 2 S. Griggs '28 Tacoma, Wash. 174 6.01 22 Bow W. B. Mosle '30 New York 180 6.00 20 Cox., C. E. Christenson '29 Burlingame, Cal. 127 5.07 21 Yale Freshman Crew Position Name Class Residence Wt. Ht. Age Stroke J. W. Blaged '31 Greenwich, Conn...
...faculty adviser read every word in every issue before the paper was printed. Every sheet of copy, every page of proof, he said, had to bear the censor's initials; and the printers had been instructed not to go to press until the faculty adviser had given his official OK...
...sunny, glamorous South, home of hominy, " 'taters," "ok'ry," gumbo, mint juleps, has many lures for the motor tourist, but July and August have never been the conventional months for visiting...
...housewives of Iowa are practical women. They realize that garbage is an inevitable concomitant ok housekeeping, but they keep their garbage pails on the back porch or under the kitchen sink, out of sight. They realize that crime news is unavoidable in newspapers−indeed to some extent salutary for its purgative effect upon society−but they do not see that the front page is the logical repository for society's daily wastage−murder, arson, theft...