Word: eras
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Lincoln Steffens, noted journalist of the "muckraking" era will speak next Monday at 7.45 o'clock in the New Lecture Hall at a meeting sponsored by the Harvard Liberal Club and the Harvard Inquiry...
...English 22 will enjoy this comedy because it shows what a persistently diligent young prospective playwright can do if he puts his mind to it. There is something scholarly about the play; something reminiscent of a textbook of modern drama; of a literary era not yet ready to emerge from the ground into which it was gratefully run before the end of the last decade...
...once the rally habit has been regained, why discard it? Why not a rally every Friday before the games and even before the Wednesday scrimmages? To some this may seem overemphasis, but to me it symbolizes the dawn of a new era of victorious teams and of lettermen who are not afraid to wear their H's in the Yard! Yours for "College Spirit," "Brown of Harvard...
...effort to prevent what it called "a reversion to the silliness of a past era," an anti-rally committee was formed yesterday. In its platform the committee stated, "This committee is form- ed for the protection of Harvard Indifference. It feels that pep meetings and other stupid exhibitions are more suited to colleges whose pinciple claim to glory is football excellence. Harvard need not imitate her inferiors. Let us not revert to the silliness of a past era nor descend to the level of the jerkwater. Let us remain gentlemen, and let Harvard remain a place above such callowness." This...
...able to draw phrases of condemnation from his respectfully admiring lips. All good Edwardians will applaud his taste. Author Maurois gives it as his considered opinion that Edward VII was a gentleman, Wilhelm II a bounder. As a sympathetic exhibition of the English pre-War generation The Edwardian Era should be hard to top; it might almost bear that seal so dear to the fronts of better-class London shops: "By Appointment to H. M. the King...