Word: truths
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Pope, cognizant of the opposition, is said to be convinced of the fundamental truth of the doctrine and to consider that Leo XIII and Pius X shelved it only through lack of courage...
...whole truth in the matter would be welcome, although if William Sidis prefers that nothing more be said about him, nothing more should be said. American newspapers generally have been unsympathetic in their treatment of prodigies. It is possible that the notoriety of the present case several years ago was too much for its subject, and he gave up in disgust. Or it may be that Mr. Sidis had not the capacity of Professor Gildersleeve and John Stuart Mill to carry on with his work. Whatever the facts, the Tribune has succumbed to the democratic temptation to crow over...
...live and prosper. For nothing is more certain than that the peace and prosperity of the United States are directly dependent upon the prosperity and peace of the world. Such action, public and private, is important chiefly as a sign that the people of the United States recognize this truth...
...truth is that "Mr. Levinsky" is the group of men living in Russell 25. Things went smoothly for A. G. Cooke '26, W. B. Macomber '26, and R. C. Roebling '26, until the Freshmen heard about the marvelous Levinsky. Then they were swamped with requests to forecast German exams, to tell whether the objects of amorous youths' affections were loyal, and to decide ethical questions...
...stories put out by press agents of actors having been to college are true. The exception to the rule proves the truth of this; and the exception, in this instance, is Richard (Skeets) Gallagher, who returns to Boston Monday as comedian with "Up She Goes", the musical comedy coming to the Wilbur...