Word: even
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...will doubtless be some time before such colleges, thus created, can have differentiated characteristics and personalities such as the colleges in the great English universities have grown into. But even if they have no class distinctiveness, and it is to be hoped that they will not have, they will be distinguished in their nature and by the men who have gone out from them...
...team, scoring twice unassisted, and contributing a brilliant offensive game throughout the contest. The work of the first string forward line consisting of F. R. Stubbs Jr. '32, E. T. Putnam ocC., and J. B. Garrison '31 was the best this season, and would probably have resulted in an even more onesided score, had not the latter been forced out of the game with a slight injury to his leg in the closing minutes of the opening stanza. Lombard and Currier played well for the losers, the latter contributing the Terrier's sole tally...
...learns of the enormous possibilities of applying science to industries, will be the first to urge a lasting peace. Although the attitude with which these courses are given is naturally of primary importance, it is difficult to see how the colleges can add much to their present curricula, even in the interests of peace...
...whole the acting is adequate and everybody is amused. Unfortunately most of the past productions of the Theatre Guild have led one always to expect something superlative. The present effort obviously does not come up to this standard. It is good and even worth seeing in the midst of the Reading Period, but it lacks the distinction of ultra finesse which has established the Theatre Guild as the finest and most intelligent producers in America...
...that is so, the new plan can be tested out gradually as a hopeful experiment, strong in promise but to be checked against experience. One may still doubt whether even the best architecture and the most carefully planned system of living arrangements can in themselves produce epoch-making change in anything which is so much a matter of growth and natural development as undergraduate life. But the fact that Yale has determined upon so radical a departure from her accustomed ways is indicative at once of the pressure of modern conditions (conditions which they have themselves helped to create) upon...