Word: bearse
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Wrangel Land is an icebound bit of Arctic prairie about the size of the island of Jamaica, and has had no qualifications for the hall of fame save some granite cliffs and a considerable population of polar bears. But hitherto the Island had been regarded as American property by right...
It would seem an easy matter for the properly constituted authorities to selects a more fitting epitome of the new day. The power of tradition, however, has proved itself unexpectedly strong. To be sure the "Yale News" has gone so far as to hint that the bulldog be equipped with...
Several hundred leaves from "The Book of the Fatherless Children of France" are on exhibit at Widener Library this week. The book is in the form of a collection of original letters, poems, and drawings by prominent men of all nations and walks of life, all given as a tribute...
The news column this morning bears the encouraging tidings that there is a possibility that the Junior and Sophomore classes may complete their election in two days--possibly the recalcitrant hundred or so still necessary to make up the sixty per cent will need a week's nagging--at any...
Undergraduate life in the University, when treated in novels, rarely bears any resemblance to the real thing. Authors either make Cambridge existence seem very "collegiate" or else unbearably intellectual. Rarely does one reach a satisfactory medium. Holworthy Hall has done it; perhaps one or two other, but few achieve a...