Word: marked
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Thurston R. C. Darling '29 Barnard Edward Morley '29 Coyne F. H. Rahr '29 Ellis R. B. Gowing '29 Reynolds R. J. Bove '29 Bud Hall G. G. Ackerson '27 Codrington C. D. Gowing '28 Old Clothes Man Edward Welton '26 O'Hara Burke Rivers '29 First Crew Man Mark Winkler '28 Second Crew Man R. W. Burgevin '29 Third Crew Man G. L. Leach '29 Fourth Crew Man Charles Leatherbee '29 Fifth Crew Man C. R. Peavy '28 Victor Cotton C. W. Dupertuis '29 Program Boy R. J. Bove '29 Professor Everett Addonis '29 Mrs. Kenyon Miss Rhodita Edwards...
...famous lady of literature whose charm was very near perfection unfortunately possessed a birth-mark of position and prominence sufficient to cause her infinite torture. And so the lady had the birthmark removed. But--and the moral of the story lingers here--being thus made perfect, the lady departed into thin air. Harvard certainly need not fear any such immediate dissipation...
...with any particular birth mark the university certainly has sufficient epidemic blemishes in the form of freshman romanticists of the violent sort. For defying the gentle deities of tradition, certain underclassmen, perhaps influenced by the British Labor Strike, perhaps by mere spring fever and a taste for novelty, yesterday made of an old and excellent university tradition a riot worthy of Donald Ogden Stewart's conception of Harvard and little more...
...Moines, the track was sodden. They soaked the cinders in gasoline and touched a match, but it rained again. Undiscouraged, Roland Locke of the University of Nebraska, "fastest U. S. sprinter," leapt from his mark and fled to a tape 100 yards away in what the second-splitting watches said was 9.5 sec.?a magical tenth of a second less than 100 yards have ever officially been run. But there had been a brusque north wind at Locke's back. The record was doubtful. The other national feature of the meet: obliging Pole-vaulter Charles Hoff of Norway soared...
...Senior with the temerity to usher in his week of Divisionals with an evening of musical comedy can scarcely be considered to have the stability of judgment necessary for a critic. Yet that Senior, to whom the only distinguishing mark of vacation has been the absence of the morning CRIMSON (advt.) from under the door, fortunately requires only the barest modicum of acumen to realize that "Merry Merry" is far above and beyond the humdrum level of musical comedy average. In this day of striving for the "bigger and better," it is something of a relief to discover a producer...