Word: felt
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...South: "I say there is ten times more respect for God and the Bible and the Christian religion in the South than in any other part of the United States. . . . They have not felt the infiltration of this great horde with their Continental ideas of God and the Sabbath...
...illicit magazine did, however, penetrate beyond Boston. Reading it, many felt that apologies to the National Flag and to public purity were by no means all the debt the Lampoons editors had incurred. They had roundly insulted the real Literary Digest. They had insulted the publishers of the real Literary Digest. They had insulted, moreover, the readers of the real Literary Digest-that large portion of the public* that is grateful to the Digest for its weekly service of clipping, collating and publishing, at exhaustive length and with admirable lack of editorial color, a significant mass of opinion on news...
...ever-active New York World, last week, announced proudly "a new literary achievement." This feat amounted to nothing less than inducing the fiction editors of 16 U. S. magazines each to select that short story which he felt to be the best his magazine had published in 1924. Assembled at a luncheon given by the World, the editors had been told that, by definition, they were the most competent judges of short stories in the U. S.; hence a collection of tales selected by them would be the most authoritative volume of "best stories of 1924" conceivable. Enthusiastically the editors...
...felt that both art studies and academic studies will be greatly enriched by associating them in the systematic manner proposed in the new course which permits the coordinate development of mind and hand at the period of life when such coordination is most valuable and most easily obtained...
...abolition of oral examinations for modern language requirements is the second change which was effected at the meeting of the Faculty. With four written examinations occurring in the course of a year, it was felt that the need for further examinations was obviated. The new system will go into effect with the examinations administered next September, on the Saturday preceding the opening of college...