Word: lots
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Tonight, if we may judge from precedent, the undergraduate body will pack Webster hall to be filled with a lot of sentimental rot about 'dear old Dartmouth.' Not that we object to becoming sentimental about the college. What we do object to is the manner in which the piffle is handed out concerning such a relatively unimportant and insignificant part of our daily existence...
...covered about 3000 miles during the tour and ended up with a lot of enthusiasm at Babylon, Long Island, September 11. When things were going rather discouragingly in the middle of the summer on account of the weather, J. L. Shuke, formerly of "47" Workshop, composed a ballad which we all added to and modified during the tour. It was sung during our wanderings on the highway and was really quite inspiring. Set to the tune of Columbia, Gem of the Ocean', it goes as follows...
...representatives of that lump which American intelligence and native wit must eventually leaven, together they have the power of brute force, coupled with complete dulness--and that force--though like the carnivorous dinosaur, its one time proponent, it eventually die, can, like the name carnivorous dinosaur, cause a lot of trouble. One hopes then, and with all sincerity that Tunney will like a good Marine, defend his country against mental eclipse by refraining from establishing a precedent which could well mean the beginning of the Ivory...
...lot at the corner of Holyoke and Mt. Auburn streets has been purchased by the Manter Hall Tutoring School, and will be the site of a large new building to be erected and occupied by that institution, it was announced last night. The Dunster House Bookshop and the Advocate Building, which now stand on the newly-acquired property of Manter Hall, will be torn down this fall. The land was sold by the Dunster House Bookshop, previous owners of the property...
...There's an awful lot of trouble in China now," he said, "but it's mostly in the newspapers. I asked one of the reporters why he didn't tell the God's truth once in a while without embellishments about murdered missionaries and tortured travelers, and he replied. "Captain, the God's truth wouldn't interest a soul...