Word: eye
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...wife and children. He and Policeman Weigand sat on a bench in front of the coal pile. From time to time Gobel banged open his fire door and a bloody glow would spread over the coal. He would cover the white spots on the fire box. with an eye on the water gauge, then he would come back to the bench and talk...
Mention of Commencement or of Class Day made the day before the Yale football game will doubtless catch many members of the University off guard. A natural reaction will be to read the news with a cold and hasty eye before passing on to the Harvard starting line-up. And again, all things considered, it was not so long ago that glistening white canvas billowed and welled above Sever Quadrangle, while below, Silk hats mingled with or mine hoods during the advancement of certain men from one stage in the society of scholars to another...
...enlivening of Class Day, its rejuvenation, does not entail unearthing a new traditions which have died a natural death. The problem is one of cultivating those which already exist, and of providing further embellishments for eye, ear, and wit to meet the anticipation of those who attend. The rush of Seniors to graduate schools, or to fortunately obtained employment lessons the outstanding significance of Commencement to a large number of men. Class Day can be revamped and returned to a semblance of its former hearty self if the exercises are arranged to provide more substantial nourishment for the Harvard tempered...
...only major sport that does not have the ominous cloud of suspicion hanging over it when played by college teams," declared Eddie Morris(formally installed as a member of the Class of 1901 by the Associated Harvard Clubs of the World), former member of the Massachusetts Senate and "The Eye" at all football games in the Stadium...
After such a revival of Gilbert and Sullivan as Boston has just witnessed, the Playgoer approaches the newer musical offerings with an extremely critical eye. In such a spirit he went to see The DuBarry, and found it not wanting in pleasant tunes and witty lines...