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Eddie Farrell is not certain just how he will assign these experienced racers but however he shuffles them, the team is expected to rape the relay. Fortunate in being represented by a galaxy of great sprinters and distance aces ever since the victorious string was started back in 1925, Farrell's troupe is now expected show strength in first events. --BY TIME...
...been going through gruelling practice sessions this week in preparation for the game which will break the tie. While experimenting with a few temporary changes in order to sound out the untried possibilities of his squad Stubbs plans to make no permanent alterations and will start his usual first string lineup...
...would ordinarily fall outside the scope of undergraduate interest. This would apply to any sectionalized or minute study in any field, such as the "Love-life of oysters in Chesapeake Bay" (reputedly the subject of a Ph.D. thesis in Biology,) or the legendary contribution to learning on "The Shoe-String Industry in Massachusetts." But in some fields, such as Economics and History, research on some aspects of the subject, such as recent developments in Banking or evolution of Corporations or the problem or War guilt,--research in such broad subjects would certainly contribute to tutorial work. I have found that...
...power as Chancellor of Germany had not broken the French Chamber deadlock between the Radical Socialists (moderates) and the Socialists (mild radicals). For the third time since last June a Radical Socialist Cabinet was formed, the job of Premier having been given by President Albert Lebrun to a second-string politician, former War Minister Edouard Daladier (TIME, Feb. 6). And for the third time Socialist Party Leader Leon Blum served notice that he would merely "tolerate" the new Radical Socialist Government,* might wreck it any day as he wrecked its predecessors. Perfunctorily the Socialists joined in giving the Daladier Cabinet...
...furious play in the last period came as a surprise. Finding the redskins possessing a defense stronger than they had shown in any of their previous games, Harvard was forced to use the first line for the greater part of the tilt, and it was the first-string men who provided the fireworks in the final period. To Baldwin, for his counters, which put the game on the ice for Harvard, go the scoring honors, although excellent work by deGive in the goal prevented many possible scores by Morton and Captain Jackson of the Green...