Word: appeared
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...course-work to the undergraduates in the field of the sciences. Many of the tutors are brilliant men; some are far advanced in their chosen rut; but when the tutor can escape to tutoring from beneath the Danioclean threat of research and then more research, he does not appear to be required or to even feel the need of establishing in his tutee's mind some coordination among the roiling details of the student's incipient techniques...
...taxicabs, deploying awkwardly into the huge building. *Inside, their embarrassment quickly wore off (see cut opposite, below). Constricting "store clothes" coats were peeled, exuberant cries of "Yip-pee!" went up and in an atmosphere part camp-meeting and part Saturday-night-at-the-county-fair, sectional lines began to appear...
...would appear that John Reed was an outstanding Harvard Graduate, an outstanding one because of his: "quality of courage, idealism, and independent mind," so outstanding in fact that he merits a large niche in Harvard's Hall of Fame. Isn't it a matter of fact that his real outstanding quality was that he was a Bolshevik and had he been a Russian Bolshevik and not an American Bolshevik, would anyone have recognized his "quality of courage, idealism, and independent mind...
With the Yale game scheduled for tomorrow at New Haven, the Varsity lacrosse team has been tapering off in its practice the last few days, and the players appear to be in excellent shape...
...Boston "American" and its sister sheets will continue to appear; pronunciations from San Simion will continue to influence the beliefs of large numbers of citizens. Nevertheless, Harvard no longer gives unqualified consent by silence. It is true that in the future many battleships with fluttering flags will progress across the silver screen accompanied by the emotion-filled voice of a narrator; but some of the spectators will check the patriotic threbbing of their pulses and consider--perhaps--the diplomatic or financial corollaries of the spectacle...