Word: frequent
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...misgivings that we view its passing. An apposition journal is usually a healthy intellectual influence, no matter how distasteful its attacks may be. And the assaults of early "Hoot" days were not lacking in virulence by any means. The jolts given to undergraduate complacency were many and telling. The frequent overstatement and violence were at least partially justifiable on the grounds that they undoubtedly drew marked attention to certain valid criticisms...
Such rational articles as these gave the "Hoot", despite its frequent sops to sensationalism, a justifiable function. It is a sad commentary on the undergraduate body that such a review should prove financially impossible. --Yale Daily News...
...Irving Fisher, noted Yale commodity-dollar advocate and a frequent visitor at Hyde Park, will speak to the Association November 11 on "Monetary Policies Under the New Deal." Other activities planned are monthly stag beer nights and winter ski trips...
What's the matter with the advertising manager of Socony, and also what's the matter with your advertising manager . . . who should know from frequent trips to New England . . . the difference between a doughnut and a cruller. Don't you all know that doughnuts do not have holes...
Comrade Litvinoff was hovering last week just beyond the Swiss frontier in the tiny French village of Douvaine, waiting for M. Barthou to send the word that would mean for Bolshevik Russia a grand entry with appropriate nourish into the League of Nations. In one of their frequent talks by telephone last week. Comrade Litvinoff grew so impatient that he hung up on M. Barthou in vexation, but the Gascon grandfather only chuckled, "Tiens, tiens! Ces enfants! They must learn patience...