Word: rhode
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...Rhode Islander who had spent some time cowpunching in the West, William Sheldon took his Ph.D. in psychology at the University of Chicago. When he became interested in constitutional psychology, he saw that he ought to know a good deal about anatomy and physiology, so he spent three more years getting a medical degree, another year as a hospital intern. From Chicago, from Harvard, where he transferred four years ago, and a few other universities, he collected some 4,000 photographs of freshmen, taken in the nude from the front, side and rear under controlled and uniform conditions so they...
...States, his tabulation disclosed 297 Electoral votes for the Republicans, 197 for the Democrats. As "probably Republican" (54% or more of the two-party vote) he listed Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Vermont, Wisconsin, Wyoming...
California's Guinn Smith, who twice has cleared 14 feet 2 inches in Coast meets, should dominate the pole vault field. Yale's Tom Lussen and Pitt's Doyle Rhodes should divide second and third places, and Steve Madey and Marshall MacIsaac of Harvard, Ken Perkins of Rhode Island State, and Ed Macomber of Yale will battle for the other points...
...Nichols, famous Belmont professional, but Hodder has had his hands full herding his squad through to four wins in five starts. The men competing for the bottom spots have been very erratic. There have been five men, almost evenly matched fighting it out for three positions. Harvard has defeated Rhode Island State, Boston University, Brown, and Dartmouth and has lost only to Amherst--in a non-league clash. And it has been no small task to decide which six men were the best six golfers on the squad on one particular day. A couple of bad guesses might have turned...
Bates deals brilliantly and justly with Puritanism in New England, gives most of his admiration to the radical minister Roger Williams, who founded religious liberty in Rhode Island, the radical nobleman William Penn, who brought the Quaker Colony to the New World...