Word: adds
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...enough to tell you that the Club unanimously passed a resolution endorsing your attitude towards football and your efforts, as evidenced in this program, toward bringing the game back to where it can again be regarded as a sport. But I believe that it is just as well to add that in the informal discussion which followed the passage of the resolution, many members expressed the hope that the program would succeed. It was generally conceded that this move on your part was constructive, ambitious, and courageous, and showed that the CRIMSON is no longer merely a purveyor of news...
...POETRY CURE?Robert Haven Schauffler (Editor)?Dodd, Mead ($2.50). The Poetry Cure, as Mr. Schauffler explains, is no more a cure for poetry than the Keeley Cure is a cure for Keeley. He asks, "Why add one more to the myriad existing anthologies of the world's best poetry?" He has not added "one more." He explains with becoming lightness that he has tried to pick poems for their mental reaction on the reader; for example, if a person suffers from mental malnutrition, he might prescribe spiritual vitamines. The subtitle of his book is "A Pocket Medicine Chest...
...salient points of the Wesleyan agreement are published elsewhere in this issue. When they are considered together with what has already appeared in these columns on the subject, it seems unnecessary to add that the CRIMSON is in thorough accord with the purpose which brought forth this effort to restore harmony between college football and college studies...
There have been no major changes in automobile engineering for many years. Since the most consummate ingenuity has been able to add nothing to bring the gasoline engine any nearer to perfection, body design has been more and more carefully studied, until now the glittering fashions in enamel, glass, aluminum, mahogany, lacquer, alter as perennially as the styles in silkier clothing; and the famous body-designers? Brewster, Willoughby, Fleetwood, etc.?have achieved a prestige comparable to that of the great dress-makers?Molyneux, Paquin, Poiret, Worth...
...chances are against it. In the first place, besides the legal question, the regular Republicans will be disinclined to seat youthful Editor Nye, because he, a non-Partisan Leaguer, will add one more to the number of insurgent Republicans in the Senate...