Word: pleasant
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Then again, granted that Memorial Hall has a prominent position, there is no cause for emphasizing that prominence. The cathedralesque exterior of which Mr. Wheeler speaks is an architectural monstrosity, an abortive blot on the landscape. The new memorial should at least be pleasant to look upon...
Between acts Mr. Richards appeared with a trombone, about as large as himself and did some very silly and ridiculous things with the assistance of the irrepressible Miss Clark. He left behind him a very pleasant and amusing impression which this reviewer will retain as long as he remembers the St. James players
...number of graduates have contributed articles. Lawrence Shaw Mayo '10, an admirable and comprehensive account of the growth and development of the Yard; Delmar Leighton '19, "Studies and the Choice of Vocations"; Francis L. Higginson Jr. '00, "The Future of the Class" which deals in brief with such pleasant things as graduate organizations, publications, Harvard Clubs, and reunions (almost all of which, unfortunately, cost money...
...Houston Richards, but his performance was good enough to stifle our prejudice almost completely. It is one of his best characterizations. Miss Hitz has as her chief task to invent several different ways to show that she was frightened, and she fulfilled it admirably. Miss Layng was Mammy Pleasant to the life...
...tutor. The dull ones--who are numerous--can do little more than all in omitted details. The good ones can drive a pupil to despair and learning. Most tutors provide their pupils with tea, lunch, or dinner at suitable intervals. Where this is not perfunctory, it is very pleasant. College beer is often good, and always useful...