Word: mobs
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Willis King, President of Gammon Theological Seminary, Atlanta, Ga., charged America with being the greatest sinner in regard to taking human life. "Since 1885 in this country there have been put to death more than 4,000 colored people by lynching and mob violence...
...failed to show great power in doing so. The victory was due more to the lack of cooperation on the part of the Engineers than to any particularly effective individual or team play for the Terriers. The better part of the B. U. scores came as the result of mob rushes down the ice or of rough and tumble melees in front of the Technology cage...
Approximately 600 attended last evening's symposium. Professor Harlow Shapley of the University Observatory stated that a third symposium was being arranged for the latter part of February. No subject had been set, but he suggested possibilities in "Fire", "Mob", "Food", and "Light...
Then, after an unfortunate question in which the mob was referred to as the chorus, Sir John declared quite vehemently...
...Whatever may be the case in a modern musical comedy, in a Greek play, the chorus and the mob are entirely separate. The chorus is a thing apart. It is composed of 15 actors with a leader in the center and seven members on either side. The members of the chorus are about the most highly trained actors in the entire cast, and they fulfill an important part in the dialogue and in the movement of the play...