Word: cared
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...protection of the innocent and to the immense advantage of the general public. But every once in a while, as in the Rhinelander case and the Stillman case, an affair which the courts cannot handle is dragged into court by lawyers who like litigation more than they care for the happiness of their clients...
What is the greatest newspaper in the U. S? The New York Times, say critics. What is the most important page of that newspaper? Its editorial page, say readers. Who should take the most care to read this editorial page? The men on the copy desk* and the telegraph desk,† the reporters and all the paper's employes, say the editors. Do they read it? No, they do not, says the public, enlightened by a painful piece of flummery which occurred last week...
There's naught but care...
...independence of the CRIMSON'S policies, not only as regards the present football issue, but in other matters, as well. It marks, I think, quite a new epoch in college journalism. I have always looked through the CRIMSON in the morning. Now I read it especially its editorials with care and respect. Of course I do not always agree in details. But I rejoice and I congratulate the College on its vigor, the restraint and fairness with which the CRIMSON is now conducted in this and on other issues...
...those who do not care a fig for his philosophy, then, there is plenty of good "theatre", plenty even of perpetual slap-stick farce in the scene in the reception room of the Fortune Teller, in the scene at the dress rehearsal in the theatre, in the hilarious dinner table scene in the hilarious dinner table scene in the boarding house and in the uproarious final carnival. The former director of the "Gay Theatre for Grown-Up Children" and of the so-called "Cracked Looking Glass" set the style for the free theatre which Meyer hold and others have carried...