Word: feel
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...matter how the creators of cultured men feel about it, the fact remains that very few students meet those ancient authors of whose distant fame they have heard since their Gore Hall period, until the melancholy days of Divisionals are near. So the Vagabond was pleasantly surprised to learn that Sophocles' tragedy Electra was being presented at Eliot Hall, Jamaica Plain. There he found the ancient drama excellently played against a background of temple and poplars, with a cast directed by a former member of the 47 Workshop. With the altruistic spirit typical of better-class Vagabonds, he sought information...
...Putnam will be out of it. The team will feel his loss, of course. But I think the men will play better hockey than they did in the last game. We had five new men in that game who had never faced Yale on the ice, four of them had never played Yale in any sport. Now that they're a bit experienced, they'll show up better. It will be a hard contest, but I look for a Harvard victory...
Said Sanford B. White, assistant secretary of the International Harvester Co., Chicago: "Personally, I cannot help but feel that the new rule takes away from the game more than it can possibly...
...EDITOR IN CHIEF AND AS THE PRESS STATES YOU ARE CONSIDERING NEWSPAPER WORK THE TRIBUNE WILL PAY YOU A SALARY OF SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR TO START (STOP) YOUR POLICIES AND THOSE OF THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE ARE SO ENTIRELY IN HARMONY WITH EACH OTHER THAT YOU WOULD FEEL AT HOME ON THIS PAPER (STOP) THIS OFFER IS MADE IN THE UTMOST GOOD FAITH AND A GUARANTEE ENDORSED BY EVERY NATIONAL BANK IN CHICAGO WILL ASSURE YOU OF THE EARNESTNESS OF THIS OFFER (STOP) CHICAGO IS THE MOST HEALTHFUL AND DELIGHTFUL CITY IN THE WORLD IN WHICH TO LIVE...
There are, of course, a great many people who feel that Actor Hampden has been Dean for a number of years. And there are plenty of other people?O'Neill addicts and the like?who believe that any man who can take Shakespeare seriously must be full of stuff and bombast. Whatever the case, Actor Hampden would be the last to worry about it one way or another, and last week found him proceeding comfortably into the third month of his second triumphal revival of Cyrano de Bergerac, with his own company, under his own direction, in his own theatre...