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...wrote, "The Charge of the Light Brigade" on a typewriter is exceedingly convincing although another asserts that nothing but asprin advertisements or "vers libre" is possible. The sanest opinion seems to be that while in some cases; the noise is disturbing the clearness with which the matter is set forth promotes "terseness, clearness and structural lucidity." And it is certainly true that in case where the writer's chirography is immoderately bad, the legibility of type adds to the case of revision...
...them as in the Law and Medical Schools, by the Case System. It has 600 students from 184 colleges and universities, but it has no buildings. For the sake of the nation and the upbuilding of business to a profession. Harvard with a noble group of buildings, will send forth a body of young men equipped for high service in business...
...advantages of summer training have often been painted in glowing colors--and as far as comradeship and open air and so forth are concerned, probably these advantages are not overestimated. But athletes, accustomed to hard and violent training will find little besides a healthful routine; and if it should be with them merely a question of spending the summer somehow, tennis and swimming would probably supply more exercise and better conditioning than trailing a rifie around Camp Devens...
...that the shower of annual company reports covering the entire calendar year of 1923 has abated, considerable criticism has arisen concerning the real significance of the facts which they set forth, and their power in their present form to deceive instead of enlighten the investing public...
...According to Evelyn's testimony under oath, he summoned her from her bed into a great baronial hall, suddenly drew forth a heavy whip and then began furiously to lash her. He would, and did punish her because she had not come to him as a lily of the fields. Harry Thaw wanted everything and thought he had enough money to get everything-even decency...