Word: heard
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Along with the general approbation which has greeted the new Rank List, have come certain justifiable complaints. The most serious is heard among members of the Engineering School, whose names are not included in the ranking. This at once raises the question of the status of the Engineering School in relation to the College, a problem with which Yale has been struggling for years. Yale, with the task of uniting two separate institutions, the College and Sheffield Scientific School, has found the apparent solution in a Common Freshman Year...
...seems as though a reconciliation were beyond the grasp of men." Has the University of Berlin heard no word of the Disarmament Conference...
Regal and Moore, "late of Ed Wynn's Carnival", gave their acrobatic and dancing act--clever acrobatics enlivened with plenty of humor. Followed Belle Storey, "America's foremost Coloratura Soprano". Marvel of marvels, she is not only possessed of a voice and evidently has heard the English language spoken, but she is an extremely pleasant object for contemplation. We had thought that all good singers must be built on the pouter pigeon model and Miss Storey was an agreeable surprise...
...checked off for him as being in desirable localities. There are several hundred private houses on the list; almost without exception practically nothing is known about the lodging house at which your Freshman may apply. It may be disreputable or unhealthy. And that is the last that is heard of him. Allowing a man liberty is one thing; this is downright neglect that is very nearly criminal...
...heard great reports of the Glee Club this summer. Those who were abroad had the opportunity of witnessing their triumph in Paris; those who remained on this side of the Atlantic read constantly of the Club's achievements. The University may well be proud of its singers...