Word: breach
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...wish to give notice that such cases are now reported to the Dean to be dealt with as matters of regular discipline, and to announce that at the request of the Student Council, the name of any man found guilty of a serious breach of trust will be publicly posted. WILLIAM COOLIDGE LANE'81 January...
...alumni who live in this part of the country. In spite of early snows and a rather isolated location Dartmouth turns out some fine football teams. Nothing is more logical than that the Green meet the Crimson, and certainly the renewal of these contests, after a ten years' breach, meets with the hearty approval of Harvard's graduates and undergraduates alike...
...members of the graduate schools should be given a higher classification than the present one because (1) it is their only chance to get good seats unless they are also Harvard or Yale graduates (2) they are a part of Harvard and, unless we wish to widen the breach which already exists between the Schools and the College, more recognition should be given to their relation to Harvard...
...plot opens in a small up-state town of New York, to which "Jim Storey", J. W. D. Seymour '17, returns to find that has fiancée "Judy", Miss Dorothy Sans, Radcliffe '24, has shifted her affections to a poet of romantic tendencies. Story then sues Judy for breach of promise and has her tried before a mock count of his own choosing, which awards him $100,000. Later he tells the girl the truth of the matter and wins...
...Judy" is an American comedy in three acts by Philip Barry, Yale '49, and a graduate student at the University 1919-20. The plot concerns a young lawyer in an up-state town of New York who, deserted by his fiancee, eventually wins her after first suing her for breach of promise. Miss Dorothy Sands, Radcliffe '12, will take the leading feminine role of "Judy", while J. W. D. Seymour will play the principal male part of "Jim Storey", the young lawyer...