Word: hitherto
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Hitherto undisclosed chapters in the mad love life of the ravishing redhead, Vivian Gordon, were revealed exclusively to the--today...
...development of modern university life debating has hitherto suffered through lack of interest. It has not been able to keep pace with changing conditions. Now the use of the radio offers a new opportunity. The vast audience that can be reached through the radio should provide ample stimulus for fresh interest in forensic competition. As a result responsibility devolves on college debaters to maintain a standard of general interest in the choice of their subjects...
...will be extremely interesting to observe the outcome of the experiment in student government which Yale is about to inaugurate. The Yale Student Council, which has hitherto been almost purely an advisory body, is to assume the functions of a court of appeals in matters of student discipline. Students who feel dissatisfied with the action of the Dean's office will have a chance to present their case before their fellows...
...radical change in the policy of the Academy, namely the cutting down of the term of the fellowship from three to two years, is the chief cause of this year's large entry of Harvard men into the country-wide contest. Hitherto there has been a feeling among members of the School of Architecture that three years spent in Rome would be too long a time, in view of the fact that they were already in a graduate school, unlike members of other universities. The presence of Andre Leconte, winner of the Grand Prix de Rome in 1929, and professor...
Innkeeper Malandrini, Lawyer Belotti or dour Priest Don Taddeo. The whole town turned itself into a fiesta, mass meeting, audience, riot. Chorus-girls were billeted everywhere; their sleepless generosity played hob with respectable burghers, set a fad that was followed even by hitherto respectable housewives...