Word: forgets
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...believing this and working toward the continued mechanical and structural facilities of the college and University one must never forget that all this is but the carapace in which may or may not live a vital being. That being must be a functioning, purposive entity, the function and the purpose of whose existence is the educating of young men for their life after graduation. So in the comfort which already is possessed and in that further comfort which undoubtedly must come, one must remember that his particular duty as a member of Harvard is to keep the comfort of more...
...Boston is a moral city. And art and morality seldom go hand in hand. At least one has to forget the one to effect the other. Of course one must define this morality as a compound of decadent Puritanism, conventional Catholicism, and that esprit de corps which sends so many faithful followers herding into Copley every Monday night...
...lazy; some might have been wise, but time was lacking. The roads that I have traveled are filled with the wrecks of those who did not have enough time to make themselves real men and some of them were more gifted than I. These wrecks I shall never forget...
...audience left the theatre whistling and humming snatches from at least three definite song hits contributed by Lewis Gensler: "Don't Forget," "Cross Your Heart," "Everything Will Happen For The Best." The plot is frankly based upon that old farce, A Pair of Sixes, in which a poker hand assigns one man to the position of servant, the other to the position of master, for a whole year. The antics of elephantine Frank Mclntyre and dapper Charles Ruggles as the incompatible parties to the poker contract are enough to carry any show to success, even without the added help...
...other jazzers have been in Europe for the past summer. Many Europeans, especially in Paris and London, are almost prepared to forgive the U. S. its debt-collection sins out of gratitude and admiration for its swooning, crooning, blaring, diddling, wailing, jumping, honking, twanging dance music. It helps them forget their taxes...