Word: sadly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...ensuing years proved that the Harvard Monthly had hit the right note in saying that H. D. C. could not but prosper. After two sad years of inactivity, due to the war, the club resumed its work in 1919, but the old order had changed. The club now took for its policy the production of plays by notable foreign and American authors, not previously produced in America. The Dramatic Club, of this time, along with the rest of the country, was enjoying the healthy post-war prosperity. One of the peaks of this period was reached in the New York...
...crusading editorial on campus dress seems to have been perused and appreciated far more thoroughly by the outside world than by the under-graduates and this sad fact brings a furtive tear to the editorial eye. It is a great commentary on the stability and solidity of Bryn Mawr undergraduates that an editorial intended to bump the student body gently succeeded only in rocking America to its very foundations. Of course, we feel duly complimented by the uproar we caused in the papers and over the radio, but we are a little abashed to find that the campus looked...
...visited with the Muse and was henceforth haunted. Wordsworth was of the opposite poetic type. Whether the bulk of his literary achievements are so much greater than Coleridge's is uncertain. Whether his gift stayed with him to the last is likewise uncertain. He went on droning 'the still sad music of infirmity...
Nearly half the 55,000 engines on U. S. rails are more than 20 years old. Sad-eyed Mr. Vauclain, who has seen the grass grow six inches high in the Baldwin plant at times, commented last fortnight to the International Acetylene Association: "One locomotive went into service the same year I came into being in 1856 and is still in service...
...editorial, some time ago, you brought once again to the attention of your readers the sad state of the curricular treatment of the drama here at Harvard. This is so deplorably true that much more should be said about...