Word: youre
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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In the opening speech of the evening, First Marshal O. S. Loud '29 addressed the gathering as follows: "It is in virtue of your records in Harvard College that you have been judged deserving of the honor of election to membership in a fraternity that for more than 150 years...
May I call your attention to an error in the article published in the CRIMSON of November 28 on the concentration of the class of 1931. The Department of Romance Languages was credited with ten concentrators and one candidate for honors. The figure at the office of the Tutorial Board...
"Careful Greeterism has lately turned, like others of the world's great artistic movements, to classicism for its inspiration. I think it was Nennius who said. So act that each greeting, broadly implied, will never give a clue to your own true feeling.'
"Let me see your right ear, Mr. Twiggle?" I requested.
"I think you're making a big mistake," I told him. "I think the snow is worth more than that ear. You'd be a fool not to sell. After all, you'd have your other ear. . . ."