Word: seemingly
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...addition to this something must be done to determine the quantity of finer dust particles suspended in the atmosphere under various circumstances. This immediately leads to a study of the factors influencing this suspension of solid matter, for the facts seem to indicate some unexpected conclusions, such as that a rain storm does not materially reduce the 'dust count' of the atmosphere. And yet something is reducing it, or it would increase without limit. Much work remains to be done on this question...
...frankly do not believe that Prohibition either is or can be enforced. We add, however, an important exception to this statement: enforcement is possible where an overwhelming majority are in favor of such action. The exception may seem a contradiction to our major premise, but closer analysis will show this contradiction to be negligible. In the college community, where a large percentage of men have and always, have had a desire for alcoholic beverages of one kind or another, there has always and is still a plentiful supply of liquor. Men who choose to drink are able...
...team itself goes the Crimson seems destined to have a nine that will stand right up with the best of competition that the East can offer. With both MacHale and Page back from last year's team and Devens coming up from the Freshman team that beat Yale last Spring and Samborski eligible again after a season on the side lines the pitching staff seems well fortified. Mitchell will have four starting hurlers that he can call upon for duty at any time. The quartet will also be about the hardest hitting pitching staff that Mitchell has gathered together...
...Transcript deplores the sinking of the Harvard Dramatic Club to the rank of a second-rate Stock Company, and transfers its publicity from the theatre page to the Schoolboy Notes. The tragedy of this contest lies in the fact that both editors have right on their side and would seem to have the same aim: that the Harvard Dramatic Club should contribute something to drama. The Transcript reviewer probably displays discretion in presuming that the production of "Liliom" would add little to the earlier performances in Boston of Eva le Gallienne and her distinguished company; while the CRIMSON is safe...
There have been days when the prophet of happy-go-lucky education drew up his program with a glitter in his eye. Sometimes lectures seem just made for the faithful and even for a smattering of Philistines. But no such small-fry to-day. For once the call goes out to all Harvard men alike; there's no need for special interests to lure the elect when Professor Morison talks at ten this morning in Harvard 2 on "The Founding of Harvard College...