Word: marked
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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This year the preliminary showing of the traditional rivals has reached a low mark unique in the history of Harvard Yale football. Each team has won three games and lost four showing at its best flashes of power that seemed to presage a far more impressive record on the eve of the big classic than that now presented...
...opening of the Yale Theater will mark the first time in history that a building constructed especially for university theatricals has been opened with a play written and staged by students. The lighting, scenic effects and designing of costumes will also be done by members of Professor Baker's department...
...which have just been taken and the attitude which they represent, seem to as opposed alike to the traditions of the University, the requirements of the situation, and the nature of graduate and professional training. It is very much to be hoped that last week's action does not mark a permanent change in what has been regarded as the settled policy of the Law School. Very truly yours. Henry J. Friendly 3L. John H. Sherburne Jr. 3L. Charles S. S. Epstein 3L. Frederick A. O. Schwarz 3L. Joseph S. Platt...
...astray. In judging his character apart from his work the biographer says that he was not troubled by the "perilous and incomprehensible moods and passions that animate the poet's soul," that his grief was real but "does not touch those dark levels of tragedy that mark great love affairs," that "his nature, be it repeated again, is not deep but shallow." All this may be true, but how be sure? Admitting that all the moods and passions and dark levels of tragedy are not to be found in his writing, just as there is rather shallowness than depth...
...enforced by the sanction of expulsion, has been recognized to be unsuitable for undergraduate education. Certainly, it can find no proper sphere of application in a graduate, and above all, in a professional school. It is hoped that the recent incident is merely a temporary lapse and does not mark a new departure in Law School policy...