Word: lived
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...plot itself, much remains doubtful. Most doubtful of all, is our feeling at the very end, when the Hungarian dancer wins the consent of a New England trained nurse to be his bride. Will they, can they conceivably live happily ever after, and if so, how long...
...largely from the states in which they are located, but who cannot entice thorough representation from the East. The statistical title is one for statisticians to determine; the real claim to rank as our most national university will depend upon an institution's grasp of the spirit that should live in American nationalism and of its ability to consider the interests of all sections even though training the majority of its students from only a few. --Boston Transcript...
...Year by year to your feet come new men; year by year that band of men, who claim the honor of bearing your name, increases in number, for four short years we live among the places which the magic of tradition has turned to shrines. And to those same shrines through all the long after-years we shall turn for sustenance of life...
...finance committee held its first meeting yesterday and will start its work of canvassing the class for contributions to the class fund today. Each member of the committee has been assigned to collect from 25 members of the class in the various dormitories and from eight who live at home. The reports from the dormitory collections are due next Monday, December 4. It is necessary for everyone to pay promptly and generously, as it is planned to hold a smoker soon and the balance from last year's treasury is extremely small. The members of the committee will compete...
...live at the best period of our lives in the most comfortable circumstances, and at a time when the rest of the world is suffering all the horrors of war. When we think of Belgium bleeding, Poland starving and Servia smitten by fever, does it seem a great sacrifice to spend a dollar to help a little in the Red Cross work of mercy...