Word: suffering
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...prisoner of wisdom--ah, thesis! to suffer as twenty-seven...
Former CRIMSON editors suffer from the mental diseases to which introverts and egocentrics are subject while the mental diseases enjoyed by former Lampoon editors are those suffered by the extrovert or altrocentric type, is it disclosed in a survey by Donald Gregg '02, published in an article in a recent number of the Harvard Graduates Magazine. The investigation uncovers the careers of the different editors who brought forth the successive issues of the CRIMSON and Lampoon throughout the first 35 years of the publications existence...
...knows better whereof he speaks than Mr. Allen. He has sailed and, he intimates, he has suffered. But one might have foreseen the difficulties which were to beset him and his fellow mentors on the Ryndam. In the first place a floating college is an innovation in education and as such it demanded the must careful regulation. It would not have been entirely pessimistic if, for this initial venture, the prime movers of the project had limited themselves and had sacrificed the more elusive attempt of bringing men and women together on such a oruise to the welfare...
They do not starve, but with the inspiration of Effie, Victor overcomes tremendous hardships and makes the ranch go. The worst misfortune they suffer is the ostracism of the frontier community, because for some reason which is not made clear the two outcasts have not bothered to marry. In the end Effie dies in childbirth, while Victor is off with the sheep; but he has learned to carry...
There is a delicious period during one's college days--when April hours are over, when Spring vacation is approaching and when work has lessened for everyone but the distraught Senior--and this time is that in which Boston's theatres suffer sleeping sickness and the sole diversions open to the entertainment seeker are the movies and those sacred institutions of the drama which clutter up Scoolay Square. Such diversions are amusing but they cannot quite fill every requirement. If the playhouses must be quiescent at some time during the year there would appear, at least to the student...