Word: gone
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Artist. Gilbert had an eye for the absurd, in government, in the Law, in personalities. He was never tired of mocking the foibles of the England he loved. But in this book he is represented as a sentimentalist gone wrong. He himself was fonder of his serious comedies than of his triumphant excursions into topsy-turvydom. He was never fully aware of the peculiar quality of his own genius. Up to the end, he rebelled against the critics who, he felt, were forcing him to don the cap and bells, which became him so well...
...recent recommendation of the Amateur Rule Committee is accepted, tennis players will no longer be allowed to write articles on teals "sub-stantial compensation" and retails their stains as amasser. The Committee explains that it has made this decision because some players have gone so far as to make their living almost exclusively by capitalizing their reputation at tennis. But since the Committee does not believe that any player can support himself by printing wholes books on tennis, this is still to be permitted. Tennis for the amateur must be strictly an avocation; but a player may earn small sums...
...Students on probation should beware of using the Boston and Maine Railroad when returning from vacation", Assistant Dean Bacon said yesterday to a dropped Freshman on probation. The student had missed his first class after recess because his train was late, and had gone to see the dean before being summoned...
...team will be weakened by the absence from college of M. A. Cheek '26 who has gone to South America for a trip across the Andes. Cheek will return to college next fall...
Disgusted at his inability to enter into University discussions until they are past and gone, due to his far removal from the scene of action, the president, secretary-treasure and sole member of the Harvard Club of Singapore Mr. Philip W. Thayor '14, wants to start a discussion of his own. The only trouble is that he lacks a subject...