Word: repeater
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...annually elected by some hundred students, books appearing on the required reading lists are peculiarly unavailable. Fachirl's "Permanent Court of International Justice," in use in Government 18, and Savage's "Attitude of the United States towards Maritime Commerce, 1776-1914," used in History 13, are examples. Both, to repeat, are required, yet there is but one copy of each...
...said that her husband was "idiotic," that he talked "drivel." that he had "bulgy eyes." It also said that her singing, of which the Sorosis member was very proud, was nothing but "screeching." What else the members read as they passed the letter around, none of them cared to repeat. Some members studied the handwriting, glanced suspiciously at other members. Accusations were made, bitterly denied. Two more letters came to members, both in the same handwriting. Worst of it was that some things in them were Sorosis secrets. Old friends stopped speaking on the street...
...Cleveland Orchestra will give the first performance in Cleveland Jan. 31, repeat it in Manhattan, Feb. 5, sponsored by the League of Composers. The Philadelphia premiére will be given by the Philadelphia Orchestra March...
First time the question was asked Alpha caused Inventor May no end of embarrassment by croaking: "The Raleigh Observer-Times" Blaming the lapse upon the damp weather, Professor May quickly dictated a new wax cylinder, had Alpha repeat over and over in a cockney bass: "I read the News & Observer." But flushed tobacco farmers were not impressed, paid more quarters to see the hootchy-kootchy...
Samuel E. Morison '08, professor of History and Official Historian for the 1938 Tercentenary, will speak before the Freshman class on next Friday evening, November 16. At that time he will repeat his address, "The Story of the Harvard Yard," made last year at the first meeting of the reorganized Harvard Memorial Society...