Word: cast
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...University Glee Club and the Radcliffe Choral Society will give the first performance of their annual joint production this evening at 8 o'clock in the Agassiz House. "Patience", a musical cantata by Gilbert and Sullivan, will be presented by the combined cast which includes the following five members of the University: N. L. Bean '25, A. W. Daggeit '25, E. F. Knauth '24, J. F. Lautner Unc., and L. R. Ring...
...successful business in furniture is carried on by janitors and second hand dealers about the Square; every fall the same business is reopened even more successfully by the same generous and thoughtful business men. In this way the demands for furniture which face every Freshman class as it is cast forth from it furnished suites are cared for in a most efficient manner. Yet in spite of the efficiency of the method there is something distinctly depressing in paying twenty dollars for a second-hand desk in the fall, which never could have brought more than five...
...cast, which includes five University men follows: Patience Isabella Kellock '24 Jane Catherine Smith '23 Ella Loretto Jordan '23 Saphir Mary Olmstead '23 Angela Delphine Carpenter Unc. Grosvenor J. F. Lautner Unc. Bunthorne L. R. Ring '22 Duke N. L. Bean '25 Major Murgahoyd A. W. Daggett '25 Colonel Calverly E. F. Knauth...
...sources of income, whether furnished by alumni or 'earned' by the student, will mean that no man can play on the teams, can belong to the highest rank of undergraduate aristocracy, unless he is supported by his father or guardian". In such fashion does the New York Times cast doubt upon the wisdom of the "present purging". And although we recognize that such a danger is possible if the purification be carried ad absurdum, the true value of amateur rulings depends not on their phrasing or their explicitness but upon the spirit in which they are enforced...
White light, for instance, when flashed from the frog's eye, causes impulses to pass along the optic nerve to the galvanometer in groups, while blue light causes regularly recurring impulses. As the investigators alter the color of the light cast upon the frog's eye, the rhythm of the impulses varies accordingly. Incidentally, it has been noted that the frog is practically red blind; the frog's eye transmits only very faint impulses from red light...