Word: admited
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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While an ardent defender of the old American game, I will admit that I still bear a slight scar on my face from finger nails used under water and unseen by the referee, and I also admit to having sinus trouble ten years after the old game fell into disrepute...
...West fear to say certain things. We do not permit ourselves certain emotions, or at least we do not permit ourselves to admit having them. Not so the Slavic nature. The Slav feels that everything in his inner life is possible of expression, and that its expression is justified by his sincerity. It is that illimitable range that makes his art so rich, and that moves us so profoundly...
...such improvement in the quality of journalism must depend on a change in the public's mode of thought. As long as sensationalism sells papers, it will not disappear. Even if the dailies admit that news is what the papers play up, some will continue to seek readers by playing up the most extravagant stories available. The "popular commercial press" is bound to remain commercial...
...Three Star Summer School for dancing teachers, which begins June 15 and lasts four weeks. The third star will be Florence Rogge, ballet mistress at Roxy's cinemansion. Leon Leonidov, production director at Roxy's, will give a course in rapid preparation of elaborate stage spectacles, admit his teacher-pupils to Roxy's dress rehearsals...
There are three types of tickets, which must be designed separately, and should bear the following words: Yard tickets, "Harvard Class Day 1931. Admit one to the Yard, June 16." Stadium tickets: "Harvard Class Day, 1931. Stadium Exercises, 4 P.M., June 16." Memorial, Hall tickets, "Harvard Class Day 1931. Admit one to Memorial Hall, 8-11 P.M., June...