Word: things
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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Though Constitutional Prohibition be ruled unconstitutional, though the Secretory of the Navy admit he once made a mistake, yea even though Senator Lodge should support President Wilson for a third term, one thing remains immutable. Amid the turmoil and change of these perilous times, the Yard is blessed with those venerable board walks which are its sacred heritage from antiquity...
With the help of the Lampoon's special number, Mr. Harold Laski should find himself more famous than Jesse and his movie stars this morning. Off-hard, we should say that Mr. Laski gets a snappy panning. The only thing in Lampy not derogatory of him is the Arrow collar ad. on the back page. And even that has a Red stripe running through...
...Middle-English dialect. The result was that the field of learning was divided into innumerable "courses" and "half courses," the Theory of Photography counting as much for a degree as the basic principles of biology. A systematic, organic grouping of studies was difficult. An American university education became a thing of shreds and patches. The utmost...
...peculiar thing about this discovery is that the star which Miss Woods found is now invisible. It first appeared in April, 1917, attained its maximum brilliance of 6.5 magnitude on April 25 of that year, fluctuated in brightness until August, and later disappeared. It was discovered in the comparison of old and new photographic plates, a process regularly pursued at the Observatory for the sake of recording changes in the heavens. Usually discoveries are made on new plates. This time, when the new plate was superimposed on the old it was found that a star recorded on the old plate...
Youthful zeal is a splendid thing, but would it not be well to save the columns of the CRIMSON for more carefully thoughtout and more temperately written articles? It possible, let us convey the impression through the paper that the men of Harvard are thoughtful men, and that they realize that these vital problems of our national life are not to be solved by confusing our enemies in a cloud of verbal dust. The solution of these problems will require all the thinking power of the nation, and the University should be the centre of careful, non-hysterical work...