Word: felt
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...recently returned from a European trip, expects a successful season, but must start practice early in order to develop material to take the place of the letter men who graduated last June. The absence of the Lanes, who were stellar performers for the last three years, will be keenly felt. But with Captain Durham and the members of last year's University and undefeated Freshman squads there should be an abundance of swordsmen from whom to develop a winning team both in foils and epee...
...Professor Baker has been a pioneer in the field of dramatic teaching. All over the country, in every field of dramatic production, men who have felt his influence are working today bringing American drama to a higher level than it has ever reached before. It seems incredible that, when all the reward that such a man asks is to be given equipment so that he may do better work, that equipment should be withheld from him. "Hermann Hagedorn...
...Need Felt 20 Years...
...Hagedorn, after recalling that the need for a drama building at the University was felt even 20 years ago, makes the statement that Professor Baker "has offered to raise the money himself, but the authorities at Harvard, evidently believing that such an effort on his part might divert funds which they desired to secure for other purposes, barred every effort...
...must have been with a quick pulse beat that his admires learned that a statue is to be raised at Auch in Gascony to perpetuate the real as distinguished from the fictious d'Artagnan. It is naively said in the announcement of this important news that "Gascons have long felt that the protetype of Alexandre Dumas hero deserved recognition by his fellow countrymen whom he helped to make famous all over the world." --New York Times...