Word: rather
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Other tutors in the House have recently made known, however, that they are not only out of sympathy with this program but have objected rather strenuously to a number of the plans with which the CRIMSON took issue last Monday. In accordance with their wishes various changes have been made in the original proposal. Not only will both common rooms be freely open to both students and tutors, but, that peculiarly British institution the High Table is to be set but once a week at the time of the regular House Dinner. Even at this meal tutors will...
...letter received yesterday by all Juniors applying for double rooms in Dunster House, it was revealed that there has been a great excess of applicants for this type of room rather than for single suites. Since there are in Dunster House 110 single suites and 62 double ones, and so many more members of the Class of 1931 have applied together, it was asked whether or not room-mates will be willing to live in adjacent rooms rather than outside the Houses...
...cents worth toward keeping the mobs from the box office. It is best to add that intellectual describes only its lasting appeal, though as it reaches you over the footlights the appeal is primarily emotional, and that its womanlessness arises simply because the play is concerned with atomic rather than the usual spermatozoic processes...
...rely purely on their value as good theatre to carry them over. As theatre they go over, but what gave promise of being a problem play that would not soon be outdated by the quick solution of the problem in the world outside the theatre, turns into a rather good melodrama whose prime fault is that its personal basis in the second and third acts seems woefully insignificant after its cosmic one in the first...
...total decrease of twenty-two percent, almost twice that of Yale, may be found one testimonial for sanely-controlled participation in athletics. The bugaboo of the dark ages, the athlete's heart, is fast becoming an asset rather than the serious liability it was once regarded. It would be interesting to read the figures of longevity compiled by the insurance companies twenty five years from now to note what effect the stringent medical examinations, the necessary stimulus to studies, and the emphasis of the Varsity Club dietician would have on the future life of the Harvard sportsman...