Word: nones
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...played this afternoon at 3.45 o'clock on the floor of Hemenway Gymnasium, between the Juniors, who won the interclass championship, and Law 1, winners of the graduate school series. The first game resulted in an overwhelming triumph for the Law School quintet, the Juniors playing raggedly, and displaying none of the coordination which carried them undefeated through the interclass games...
...upkeep of that army would not have been as great as the cost in raising the army for the recent war. Furthermore, the burden to support that army would have been so distributed that it would hardly have been noticeable in the tax bill, and there would have been none of the resulting ill effects of excessive inflation of values which are attendant upon us today...
...must be remembered that the circumstances were such that no witness could have been expected to speak accurately. There was very little or no publicity given to the outrage, and none promised to the testimony. And only the guarantee of immediate publicity has been proved effective in making witnesses carefully consider, their statements. There was no large sum of money involved, and so no inducement to fairness. There was no party spirit, and therefore the inevitable lack of the American's time-honored custom of giving his political opponent the benefit of the doubt. What is more all those testifying...
...Some of my ancestors have hung by their necks, but none have hung by their tails," said Dr. John Roach Straton last night at the Phillips Brooks House, speaking on "Evolution versus God, Monkey Men, and Monkey Morals...
...There have been other portraits of President Eliot including Mr. Sargent's full length portrait," he continued, "but none of them, it is fair to say, have caught the spirit of Mr. Eliot so successfully as Mr. Hopkinson's. The general effect of the picture is columnar. The President sits erect looking straight out of the picture with the characteristic frank, forcible and penetrating look in his eyes. The picture was painted three years ago, and so it represents President Eliot as an older man than the average graduate remembers him, but as we all know time has shot...