Word: limited
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1930-1939
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...commenting on the question of assignment of rooms in the Houses, Assistant Professor E. S. Mason '20, of the Tutorial Board, remarked, "I think there is a distinct possibility that the prices of rooms in the Houses may be re-arranged, and that a limit will be set to the number of men who can apply in a group together. This year a group of 27 applied for Dunster House, one of 24 for Lowell House, with numerous bunches of 12 and eight apiece...
Ruth Chatterton, now appearing in "Sarah and Son" at the Metropolitan Theatre, gives one of her excellent performances that stamp her as one of the talking screen's best actresses. There seems to be no limit to Miss Chatterton's versatility--she has played parts ranging from gay young wives to tragic middle-aged mothers. In "Sarah and Son" she not only acts superbly, but acquires a realistic German accent, and even goes so far as to improve in her knowledge of English as the picture progresses. Miss Chatterton has the role of a young German girl...
...staging the game saves both Universities from receiving any comment that there would be a mercenary incentive behind a fourth tilt and that the "gate" prospect would decide the place of this encounter. But other factors probably entered into the consideration also. The hockey season has already gone its limit and only the professionals are still at it on the ice. But professional schedules always run longer in any sport. The teams at the other Universities have turned in their skates at least two weeks ago. Winter sports have heard the death-knell and spring athletic teams...
...editorial entitled "Hot Times At Harvard" reprinted elsewhere the Johns Hopkins News Letter repeats the note often sounded by strictly conventional college papers in its statement that undergraduate journalism should limit its fields of news and editorial writing to topics which concern the college. The stand is on the whole one which the CRIMSON has always recognized as the immediate territory of an undergraduate paper...
...separation of Church and State is being enforced radically and to the limit. I might say we are merely carrying out with merciless thoroughness a program similar to that of radical parties in bourgeois countries...