Word: looke
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Striped Tie on that fellow. Don't look Now. He Knows we are talking about him. He Always knows when people are talking about him. That tie Means something. All ties like that Mean something. No, I do Not know what that Means. But it shows he has Won something, or been Elected to something, or Something like that A man with a tie like that is always a Marked Man. The only man More Marked, so far as I know, is a man with a Noose about his neck...
...pleased to inclose my renewal for TIME. I have enjoyed reading the issues that I have received very much and have just this one criticism to make. You evidently invite and look for letters from your readers. So far the general trend of your editorial replies to them has been sarcastic and not-to-the-point and incomplete, such as, for instance, your treat-ment of the replies calling your attention to the fact that you had used the incorrect name in dealing with a former Supreme Court Justice as to his being a Roman Catholic or not. I think...
...admire the work on your covers by such nationally known artists as Gordon Stevenson and S. J. Woolf, and always look forward eagerly to see what new face is to greet me from the newsstand. Is it not sufficient that I actually pay you more, buying TIME copy by copy, than if I subscribed? Should I not be entitled to the "right" possessed by the subscribers who pay you less...
Another newspaper passed from wondering comment to prediction. "The new disposition of the students to look behind the faculty desks is a sign of a growing keenness in education," they said. "The first colleges were bands of students, seeking eagerly, telling the teachers what they wanted, and demanding it. The college of the future, judging by present tendencies, will be decidedly cooperative, with the students sharing the control...
...shows great promise," said Professor Arthur Pope '01; professor of Fine Arts, in a statement to a CRIMSON reporter yesterday. "I always look forward to the Dramatic Club productions, because, especially in recent years, they invariably have something of particular interest to offer in their scenic department as well as in other fields...