Word: ironical
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...College and his first play. The Promised Land." Was produced by the Dramatic Club and has since been published. His second drama, "A House Divided," was produced at the Hyperion Theatre, New Haven. "Under the Law" was first performed at the Duquesne Theatre, and, after being renamed "The Iron Door," was presented at the Hyperin Theatre on January 29, 1913, and in Chicago at the Chicago. Opera House on March 9, 1913. The present play is a comedy drama...
...condition was his skin. It is absolutely perfect, impervious to cold, and tough. It does not pain him in the least to have it pinched with quiet strong pressure. His muscles are naturally extremely hard, both in his arms and legs. Dr. Sargent characterized them as being like iron...
...second a Friday; in other words, the last day at College before the recess will be a Monday and the first day back after it a Saturday. Though we realize perfectly that College vacations must be made by rule, still we feel that the rule should not be so iron-bound as to permit the obvious mistake of letting two tag-end days in Cambridge deprive five thousand students of two extra Sundays at home. The last day of a term is always one of abbreviated recitations, especially when the day happens to be a Monday, for it is hard...
...Physical Colloquium. "Specific Magnetization in Iron." Professor B. O. Peirce Jefferson Physical Laboratory, Room...
...Boylston street. Most of the time so far has been spent in clearing and leveling the ground. Yesterday morning a steam shovel was put in operation, and digging for the basement of Smith Hall was commenced. The men are also driving piles for the foundation of the big, ornamental iron fence that is to surround the dormitories. The concrete walls of the basement will be started as soon as the excavation has reached sufficient depth. The rich top soil which is being removed will be saved, and banked around the buildings...