Word: representer
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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If Messrs. McCabe and Pattee represent, as they seem to think, the "average Harvard opinion," this opinion should either be proved correct and steps be taken to alleviate the situation they describe, or it should be shown up as false and be dismissed once and for all. To start with...
"I am sure that I represent practically the unanimous sentiment of former Harvard players that the traditions, spirit, and objectives of Harvard football would be best served and perpetuated if former football players had at least some voice in controlling the future destiny of Harvard football such as they have...
To represent Harvard in the debate on December 8 between the Harvard Debating Council and the Oxford Union Society, Edward M. Rowe '27, director of Debating, chose the following: Frederick DeW. Bolman '35, A. Gilman Sullivan '36, and, as alternate, Powers McLean '35.
".We were ready, assembled on the deck," wrote Lord Minto, "but no one appeared to represent the Bombay Government. We had expected an official reception. Our surprise was great when the pilot arrived with a message that the official landing had been canceled.
"Unlike the sentimental painters who represent dreams as misty and delicate, Dali shows them hard and as severely realistic in surface as dreams often are....Dali does not permit the dream to dissolve; his pictures are, as it were, frozen nightmares."