Word: reader
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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TIME has compiled a group of recipes to vary a liver diet. To Sub- scriber Heilmann TIME dispatched a copy of these recipes. To every reader who wishes them, TIME will dispatch a copy of these recipes.-ED. Zaharoff Commended...
...students; and be it said immediately that the latter is the governing console for the present effort. It is for this class as well as for undergraduates that the CRIMSON offers the patchwork of the Guide, hoping that its sincerity at least may remain requestioned, however much the individual reader may differ from stated opinions on the several courses...
...family, my husband is the subscriber and I am the reader of TIME. He says there is no use for him to read it because I memorize it as soon as it comes and tell it to him at the dinner table. I assure him that I give him only teasers but I strongly suspect him of superficiality because he doesn't read every word every week...
...Graduate Secretaries of the Union, and the reading on that evening will take place at 8.30 o'clock in the Dining Room. The subjects to be covered have not yet been announced by Professor Copeland, but may, according to the Union management, include selections from "The Copeland Reader." Last year Professor Copeland read among other things a long poem by Rudyard Kipling and a humorous essay by Robert Benchley...
Although Burton Rascoe thought his The Waste Land a "thing of bitterness and beauty," a nameless London editor pronounced it "an obscure but amusing poem." The reader must judge for himself. But of his brilliance as a critic there can be little doubt, however much his taste may be in dispute...