Word: truths
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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That beauty is truth...
...Collegiate Instructions for Women" has reached maturity and changed its name; and now Radcliffe, in Dean Briggs' words, "shares the Harvard tradition, giving to its students' something that means more and more to them with increasing years- the love of learning and of wisdom of courage and of truth...
...Andreyev saw no hope for man in the present state of civilization. He said so in "The Life of Man". His "The Life of Man" was a fine piece of writing, written in the newer means and methods of the theatre, written with the power and vigor that satiric truth and penetration can alone bring. It was written before "He Who Gets Slapped", and the unacknowledged adaptations of his "The Life of Man" that were used on other continental stages, coupled with domestic unhappiness, made him retire from the world to write "He Who Gets Slapped...
...rate of 225 miles an hour. We are faced by the reverse of the problem confronting us before. Whereas society was once handicapped by lack of transportation, it may now suffer from too much of it. Formerly there was at least time to think, a pause to find the truth between two falsehoods. Now we are hurried along by the pressure of the inventions for communication until there is hardly time to consider what we are communicating. Science has pulled ahead of ideas...
Particular credit is due to Captain Buell who played a large part of the game in spite of his injury, to Owen for his long run, and to--, but every man on the team outplayed himself and credit cannot hardly be divided. The truth is that in spite of odds, or injuries, or anything else, the team won by sheer will to win, where no critic believed triumph was likely, and so added one more splendid conquest to the list of Harvard's victories over Yale. The motto of the parade last Thursday has changed. "We did beat Yale...