Word: learnedly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Professor G. P. Baker '87 then gave a short speech, laying great stress on learning the lines accurately and quickly. He said, however, "acting is not reciting lines but creating character". "The first job of the actor is to get out of himself and into the other self" created by the author. Professor Baker emphasized the necessity of reading the whole play before trying to learn a part. This would enable the actor to get an idea of his own part in relation to the rest of the production. "A part is like a musical note...
Your stirring editorial of March 15, "To Break a Strike", pleased me; and, if I were you, Mr. Editor, I shouldn't mind at all what Mr. Wormser said but should go ahead and send marked copies of the CRIMSON to all my friends. I was delighted to learn from your comment that, after all, the strike has been used as "a protest against unfair exploitation of the laboring man". But that was "originally", was it not? Alas...
From the author's argument, we further learn that Europe must own to one teetotaller--the Turk: his deficiencies in literary or any other kind of productions are pointed out as incontestable evidence of what want of the bowl can do. Copious citations from Milton and the Bible lend to his discourse the austerity properly pertinent to the throne of Professor of English Literature at Cambridge: occupied, incidentally, by the same...
...Churchman", a religious magazine, has announced a prize contest open to college men for the three best articles on "Why Should I Not Go Into the Ministry"? The first prize will be $25, the second $10, and the third $5. The purpose of the competition is to learn from the college men themselves why so few of their number go into the ministry...
...college, and will gain an acquaintance with their fellows and a knowledge of their university that they could hardly obtain in any other way. They will become a real part of Harvard. On the technical side, they will acquire experience in gathering news; they will learn to write. And the more they write, the better they will be able to write...