Word: perfect
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Euripides, is an especially timely one. Mr. Granville Barker, in his presentation of the great Euripidean drama, held in the Stadium yesterday afternoon, achieved a remarkable success. As Professor Gilbert Murray, the translator of the original text, says: "judged by common standards the 'Trojan Women' is far from a perfect play; it is scarcely even a good play," but it must be admitted that as a dramatic spectacle it is an impressive production. What little plot there is, is soon lost sight of and there only remains a vivid impression of situations frought with tenseness, and the sight...
...lusty band of CRIMSON candidates spent all last night rolling the gridiron with a beer-keg, so that the ice will be in perfect condition for today's contest. The result was all that could be expected...
...building of the sounding boards in order to obtain the perfect and correct acoustics of the open air stage has been planned under the direction of skilled engineers. The boards will be made of a compressed licorice root which is imported form Turkey. The larger board will cover the entire front of the stage and will be 20 feet inside the stage lines with a five foot front extension. A smaller board for orchestral effects will cover half the orchestra pit, which will be 85 feet long by 20 feet wide. In order to protect these boards and the other...
...steal by Reed counted two runs in the first, while three consecutive errors followed by three safe hits tallied four more runs in the second. In the third Davis replaced Bidwell, but two more runs were secured before the Pilgrims steadied. In the eighth Whitney laid down a perfect bunt, and brought Fripp home for the final University score...
...critical review of Norman Angell's recent war book entitled "The Great Illusion" and of Kirkpatrick's "War--What For." Using widely different arguments both writers make a plea for disarmament. Mr. Chubb praises them both although inclined to award first prize to Mr. Angell, who scores the most perfect record...