Word: sake
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Then at a little before 4, the Vagabond will make a rapid transition from Art for Art's sake to the last word in Art for practical usage, and direct his steps toward the Old Fogg Museum. There Mr. Buckminster Fuller is once again to exhibit and lecture upon his "Dymaxion House" introducing a new application of the old physical principle of stress vs. strain. The "Dymaxion House", in case there is some doubt as to its nature but the Vagabond will not attempt to compete with Mr. Fuller in the explanation of this remarkable structure. Suffice...
...might fall. A permanent change of the dates for the recess has not been made. In the future each vacation will be judged separately, and the rule, will be altered only if the circumstances are such that its application would deprive students of several days of vacation for the sake of only one or two classes...
...number of prizes open to undergraduates in Harvard College is so much larger than the average student thinks it to be that the CRIMSON has prepared a summary of these prizes for the sake of all men interested in competing for them...
Last year the club presented "an adaptation by George Weller of the 'Electra' of Sophocles, renamed for brevity's sake "Fireman, Save My Child...
...many a British journalist a U. S, reporter is a creature who chews black cigars, speaks to ladies without removing his hat, stoops to anything for the sake of a story. Many a U. S. newspaper man has a vague idea that the denizens of Fleet street are seedy essayists whose physiognomy entirely lacks a news-nose...