Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...seems unreasonable to carry it on at a loss if no social purpose is promoted thereby. For this object the Hall can provide what commercial restaurants cannot; for it can furnish club tables which they cannot afford to reserve. But at present the students do not seem to regard meals as social occasions, or have any desire to get together at such times. There are, however, signs that they are becoming weary of what they call eating around, and in fact the number of men taking their meals at the Union has largely increased, although they do not have club...
...Skinner '22, a member of the late Jitney Players, stated in regard to the troupe...
...regard petting parties as injurious to the morals of either men or women...
...paper has no right to go. That limit may, in a sense, be described as the personal. Various affliction and blessings of a particular college are hers peculiarly hers uniquely. Nor is it the duty or should it be the pleasure of any other, to describe her duties in regard to these afflictions and blessings. The CRIMSON has no more right to adjust Yale's Chapel system than has Yale to regulate Harvard's tutorial system. And when one satirizes the other in such a case, then, not alone the canons of good judgment, but the less easily defined rules...
...fact, not imparted with other items of information on the "jacket," that Wendell, dubious about the willingness of any publisher to bring it out, handed it, a month or two before his death, to his friend Mr. Bolton, librarian of the Athenaeum, bidding him do what he would with regard to its publication. The fortunate outcome of his arrangement is its issue, in a charming form, by the Harvard University Press...