Word: following
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Although 25 percent of the undergraduates in a poll last month said that the College policy affected them adversely, the failure to follow up the opinion with letters to the Council was attributed by Robert S. Sturgis '44, on behalf of the Council, to possible inertia in cases of minor injustices and to a certain amount of liberalization in Dean's Office handling of individual petitions...
There can be no questioning the worth of "Radditudes" as an idea. As a magazine it has made a promising start, and some of it is interesting reading, but it must be more than interesting and promising to become a successful and permanent institution. But follow it carefully. A clever showman and an able advertising manager could work wonders over night, and it may come off the presses thick with class any month...
...month, that the end of the campaign would not find a single undefeated college team. His astute observations have been borne out by early season performances, since only a handful of the nation's undergraduate quintets remain unbeaten even at this early stage, and the survivors seem destined to follow the trend before the courts are swept clean late in March...
...Thomas] Hardy describes the natural landscape in detail and implies the human tragedy. Robinson analyzes the tragedy and implies the landscape. . . ." The chief fault of this book is that poems are cited, not quoted, and the reader has to have Robinson's Collected Poems beside him to follow the criticism. But that may not be a bad idea...
...appointments follow...