Word: expressiveness
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...have appeared this winter are "The Theatre of George Jean Nathan" by Isaaac Goldberg '10, "Why Call it Anything?" by R.C. Benchley '12, and "Lord of Himself", a novel by Percy Marks, A.M. '14. J.R. Dos Jassos '16 has also contributed to the number of novels with his "Orient Express...
...dark recesses of the old sanctum need to be disinfected?", queries Dr. Gregg. "Do certain men too much handicapped physically to express themselves in sports turn to the Lampoon as an out-let? Is the Lampoon editor too happy go-Lucky to care for his health and does he fall a ready victim: or is it merely that, as we know in medicine, tuberculosis is seldom a depressing disease--in fact, is often characterized by an unusual quickness of mind and optimism of spirit...
...statement of such men as Representative Hamilton Fish Jr. of New York who says, regarding the affair that he ". . deplores such attacks, whether by the American Legion or any other patriotic organization, which in the name of Americanism deprives American citizens from exercising their constitutional rights to express their views on the foreign policies of the United States and particularly to discuss such matters publicly in high schools or universities...
...dining hall for club tables will be constructed, as had been planned, it was also announced, unless students express their desire for it in an emphatic manner in the near future...
...yesterday. "President Coolidge's appointment of Mr. Simpson to represent the United States in Nicaragua leads me to hope that things in Nicaragua will soon be straightened out and there will soon be peace. It looks to me as if the people are soon to have an opportunity to express their opinion on who they desire to be their President; possibly an election in Nicaragua will soon take place. At any rate, the appointment of Mr. Simpson means that the policy of the United States in regard to Nicaragua is to be altered in some degree, no matter how slight...