Word: excepts
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...cripples except Guarnaccia will surely be ready to face the Bear. Captain Coady, Kilgour, and Bruen were dressed yesterday, but confined their activities to warming up. Putnam received a cut over his eye during the offensive drill, which sent him to the sidelines for the rest of the afternoon, but the injury is a minor one, and will not keep him from Saturday's line...
...lightfooted, and there is not an Arow Collar model in the lot. They are swarthy and masculine enough to satisfy and Rifflan, standards. And their voices are excellent. But their enunciation is frightful. Of all the songs except those which the comedian talks not more than ten words get over the footlights. And no doubts that is just as well, if the lyrics are no better than jazz operetta demands...
...appearance of its 'Princeton game number'. A few of our readers had expected in this morning's Princetonian a reply to the Lampoon. There will, of course, be no such reply. The Lampoon speaks not for, but against itself. About it and its humor we have nothing to say, except to inquire whether that periodical reflects as it purports to do, the sentiment of the majority of Harvard's adherents. Princeton undergraduates prefer to believe that it does not--but they want definite assurance to that effect...
...work that we do is never repaid, except in giving us mental satisfaction. Progress in the individual life is the achievement of mental satisfaction. Without the knowledge that there is a divine power and without the inspiration that this knowledge gives us, we could not enjoy the work that we have in the world and be content...
...will not see newspapers or text books in the Harvard chapel, and you will not see them because there is no incentive; under the voluntary system, for anybody who wants to read to do his reading there. No man goes to chapel except from a spontaneous desire to participate in public devotion; the atmosphere is more reverent than in the average church. And the contrast in manner between the voluntary worshipers at Harvard and the constrained worshipers at Williams is simply appalling. Harvard men come into the chapel as into the house of God; Williams men, hurried, swarming, newspaper-landen...