Word: wayward
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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When the CRIMSON some months ago gently chided certain wayward souls for their form of nocturnal amusement, it was not done in a spirit of polite laughter at their quaint ways. The communication in this morning's CRIMSON indicates that window-breaking has not ceased. It might be the muckers, but it is not. The Lampoon is justifiably angry at being several times the victim of criminally thoughtless childishness. In an adult community window-smashers are jailed: the fact that this outrage has gone on spasmodically for over a year reflects no credit on the maturity of the College community...
...barbaric glitter and wayward humor of the numbers from Rimsky Korsakoff's early opera "Snegourotchka," the orchestra rose to a climax of brilliancy and real unity of ensemble, which constitute a very palpable executive achievement...