Word: effectively
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...Effect on Athletes
...merely advised the Dean on the students' view of important matters. Then it took on the work of a social service bureau. Actually there is a definite need for both kinds of service. Critical investigation of existing University policies, summarized in reports in the administration, can have a beneficial effect on the present vitality and the future development of the College. A group which is permanently responsible to the students for the handling of certain immediate needs is also valuable. Such jobs as running of elections can not be entrusted to any free-will charity groups, and it is improvident...
...most direct consequence of Devlin's brilliant performance is the shadowing effect it has on the part of Edmund, who is placed dramatically at the head of the opposition to Lear. Albert Marre was too listlessly evil to stand out sharply from the hard wickedness of Generil and Regan, not to speak of maintaining himself against Lear, Robert Fletcher, as Edgar and "Tom O' Bedlam, Slightly undermined a fine performance by a tendency to a forensic delivery not compatible with the honest simplicity of the part...
Here at the Naval Academy a very quaint system known as the "plebe system" is effect. Under such a system upperclassmen have the privilege of asking plebes, or freshmen, silly questions. I am a plebe, and I have just been asked a silly question which I believe you may be able to answer...
...question is: Between the year of 1860 and 1870 a gentleman visited Harvard drawn by a horse. The horse suffered some Ill effect and became unable to draw the carriage. Showing their spirit, several Harvard men took up the carriage shafts and thus enabled the visitor to continue and conclude his tour of the Harvard Yard. What was the man's name...