Word: eras
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Drinkwater thinks that the drama is enjoying a prosperous era at present. "To be sure, there has been quite a setback during the last three or four years on account of the war. But real literary men are now interested in the subject, and the matter they have turned out is of excellent quality. I think that such a list of names as Shaw, Yeats, Galsworthy Dunsany and many others, compares favorably with those of almost any other...
...Chief Marshal for Commencement day. In case this letter should be printed in the CRIMSON and should arouse others who feel as I do to communicate with Mr. Hallowell either directly or through the medium of the CRIMSON, it might mark the starting of a new era in the mode of management of the Commencement exercises. Sincerely yours, PHILIP DUDLEY WOODBRIDGE...
...dawn of a new era in American history, the important role played by the Cabinet cannot be over-emphasized. In choosing his advisers Mr. Harding has been guided by three considerations,--service to country, popularity, and politics. The last seems to have had no inconsiderable influence...
...irresponsibly. His knowledge was wide and luminous; on most of the subjects of which he wrote it was exhaustive; yet always it was the knowledge not of the researcher nor even of the steady-going teacher of youth, but of the adventuring man of letters. Long before the Shavian era in England, he was a professorial Bernard Shaw...
...latest issue of the Harvard Magazine should stimulate the thought of every Harvard man who is interested in a permanent record of the literary expression of his era. The reviewer feels impelled to fall back on the old truism that seems to need restatement to every changing class, that the historian must turn to the literary magazines of the College for his opinion as to the thought, the literary excellence of style, the reflection of comment on changing conditions in undergraduate life. The present number of the magazine makes its own silent appeal for a more truly representative record...