Word: revealed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...variously been talked of as the best known of contemporary writers. But the dwelling-place of renown is not always in the high places. The Sophisticati may sneer; but the reading public extends even to the scullery and the attic. A census of that mysterious body would not impossibly reveal an equal extent of the fame of humbler wielders of the pen. The laughter of Olympus is no barrier to the literary delectation of the barely literate...
...Little '10 of the University of Maine, demonstrated yesterday at the University of Maine laboratories that ultraviolet rays obtained by the use of a fused quartz mercury vapor arc lamp are beneficial to health. These two scientists have been conducting a series of experiments with chickens, and their findings reveal important medical properties of this light...
Political wrangling at Harvard is no sudden by product of these disordered days, but has a long genealogy, embedded in traditional demonstrations, surrounded by anecdotes at least interesting if not true. CRIMSON files for years long since passed into the anonymous classification of "the days when" reveal an astouding partisan spirit, an intense and furious interest in all things political...
...reports were present at the very first parade. This fact is not entirely certain, however, as the reporter for the college paper, who was present at this 1868 procession, was unable to give at good account of either himself or the procession. His notes, taken while on the march reveal themselves. They follow verbatim...
Many communications to the CRIMSON in that year reveal the great amount of hostility that was created by this lack of unanimity. The Chairman of the Independent Democratic forces, supporting Cleveland and Hendricks, appealed to the class of 1885 to join the Democratic ranks because Massachusetts Institute of Technology had thrown in their lot on the side of the Democrats, a fact which was untrue. An angry Republican immediately wrote the CRIMSON and said, "Now it may be asked if Harvard can, in respect to itself, turn out with a party which takes such shady methods to secure our presence...