Word: felt
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Harvard has only a long line of early season losses to show, it is not because of a weak team or faulty instruction. From the start of the season it was cominonly felt that the material was good, but from now on Coach Winsor will be developing a team hat has proved its winning power. With the schedule but half finished there is small danger of over-confidence from Saturday's triumph, for the Tiger will be keener than ever to gain his revenge, and Yale has already defeated Princeton...
Much as I dislike to upset a man's work, I felt obliged to tell this man that he must be excluded from the reading Room until after the midyear examinations, and I shall do the same in any other similar case that comes to my knowledge. I propose in the interest of readers to put a stop to this practice, to the unauthorized carrying off of books from the reserved shelves, and to all other underhanded or discreditable methods of obtaining an unfair advantage over fellow students. In serious cases I shall not hesitate to post the names...
...States that have so provided for secondary education as to make the need for consolidation of elementary schools less keenly felt. They are Illinois and California...
When the Equitable Building on lower Broadway was finished, New Yorkers felt that the climax of big buildings had been reached. But now the Parlex Holding Corporation proposes to outdo it with a mammoth structure at Fourth Avenue and 33rd Street. An entire block, 425 x 197 feet, will be occupied, the new structure when finished will contain 1,458,170 square feet of rental area-about a quarter of a million more than the Equitable Building-and will have 31 stories. The total cost is estimated at between $18,000,000 and $20,000,000. Construction will start this...
...former misnomer had led many Freshmen to ask for aid in cramming for examinations, which is not the purpose of the organization. The object is rather to assist men to learn how to do their work, and it is felt that the new name will convey this impression better than...