Word: anyway
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...time Miss Lange stoutly maintained that she had never even seen the alleged original. She seems meanwhile to have recalled that she did see it, and upon her admission Mr. Chaloner has magnanimously come forward with the announcement that he will give her a prize of $6,000 anyway, so that she may study in Paris along with this year's winner, Miss Martina Speere (Waterbury, Conn.). Said Miss Lange...
Sorge Koussewitski, the next conductor remains an enigma, and one can only expect the unexpected, it is safe to say that he will have to be a truly great conductor to keep Mr. Monteux from returning; in fact, one would not be surprised to see him here again anyway. Not few would welcome...
Laborites were annoyed. They instituted negotiations with the police with a view to getting the ban removed, but if they are unsuccessful they will, according to one laborite, "do it anyway...
...nice" way, with a great deal left to the imagination, or at best barely hinted at. There are some "damns," but no "God damns," and there are only a few places that will puzzle the little children, who should not be allowed to read any modern "literature" anyway. Yet withal, the story was well worth the hours I spent reading...
...Sherburne '24, former football manger, is very strongly opposed to any change of the present system. He feels that a manager gets enough out of his work to warrant four years at it. As the Student Council decided, the plan would be impracticable for football anyway due to the excessive amount of work required to manage that sport. "A job of this kind makes you concentrate all the more in your academic work", said Sherburne...