Word: excepts
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...applications for tickets for the Harvard-Yale hockey game on February 26 must be handed in at the H. A. A. before five o'clock this evening. The tickets will be mailed Saturday to all except undergraduates who did not ask to have their tickets mailed to them. The latter may call for them at the H. A. A. on Monday, February...
...result of a report last night that a revolt has broken out in the state of Tonk, India, Professor E. A. Horne stated in a special interview to a CRIMSON reporter, that except for the fact that it showed the unrest which is prevalent throughout India it was of small consequence, since Tonk is a native state in whose internal affairs the British Government of India takes no hand. If the revolt gets beyond the control of the native authorities, however, the government will intervene. Nevertheless, the entire country is in a state in which a serious revolution may break...
...thoroughly in accord with the thought expressed in the first paragraph, but to illustrate with the course in question the fault that was pointed out is certainly outside the boundaries of fact. I was not impressed by any "overabundance of minutiae" or by any stressing of details except where necessary for a knowledge of the subject. This, however, is merely my personal opinion as opposed to the personal opinion of the writer of the editorial. It seems to me that the editorial column is not the proper place for the expression of such personal views which reflect more...
Students, except candidates for the war degree, who are adding to their schedule any now courses beginning the second half year should get on their study card the signature of their Adviser, who may be found at the place and hour mentioned in the Directory of Instructors printed in another column...
...Except for a slightly too tragical note at the beginning of the first act, Miss Nance O'Neil, as the mother, throughly upheld her reputation on the opening night as one of the best actresses on the American stage. She was prehaps better in her dialogue scenes, and in her emotional outbursts, than elsewhere. But no part of her performance left any doubt as to her ability. Mr. Hickman carried his role of lover and murderer with very commendable restraint giving the spectator the satisfactory feeling of something held in reserve. Miss West by as the daughter, contrived to establish...