Word: colored
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Apparently, if Harvard is a typical example, American colleges are rapidly becoming melting pots within "the melting pot" and their function has changed from local to national education. Or, if we return to our pansy bed, it has become a mass of varying color such as might be expected from a government package of experimental seed...
Although much local color and innumerable photographs from the inevitable introduction of any distinguished visitor to this country, there is about such a man as Clemenceau something which no mere description of "beetling eyebrows" can give. To a few it is granted to see and hear him and they may find it for themselves; the rest must be content with accounts of speeches and ineffectual summaries of the message which an old and fiery statesman has brought with him to this country...
...Voice of the Whirlwind makes known its will, and the Epilogue relates of Job's reward. That is all; no action, only dialogue in long and little divided recitation. Yet it is so built for contrast and emphasis, so perfectly tuned, set in such a superb harmony of color, light, and gesture, that it carries the audience in inspired suspense through on unbroken hour and a half...
...found last year that a crimson "H" on a white background was more effective than a white "H" with crimson background as had always been employed before, and, therefore, the same color scheme will be used again this year. There will be 224 men in the crimson "H" and 387 in the white background. This background includes sections...
There will be a meeting of the Mathematical Club of Harvard University tonight at 8 o'clock in the Common Room of Conant Hall. Dr. Philip Franklin will speak on "The Four Color Map Problem...