Word: arisen
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...little common sense applied to the subject of their crew should convince the freshman class that the time to subscribe to their crew is now, and not at the last minute before the race. For the past few years there has arisen towards the end of the season the question as to whether the freshman crew should or should not go to New London. The reason for all the doubt lay in the empty treasury. The manager could not send the crew down to New London because he did not have the money to pay for their stay there...
...very much to be regretted that any question at all as to the date should have arisen. It was in the hope of bringing about a permanent agreement and of preventing such a discussion that the representatives began the constitution with a clause stating the date on which the games should be held. The course which has been taken this year has been very disappointing from this point of view; it would be much more so if it were allowed to become a precedent. It is sincerely to be hoped, therefore, that when next year it comes to be Harvard...
...religion and morality the world might seem to have advanced far beyond the teaching of Jesus. The science of Political Economy has arisen, and with it we sometimes think there has originated an entirely new kind of charity. But charity and religion when once their highest truth has been uttered remain simple and unchangeable. The world changes and these elements have to penetrate new facts and new conditions with their power. The two commandments in which Jesus summed up the teaching of the law, love to God and love to man remain today the final utterances of religion and morality...
This is not a party or personal question; the difficulty might have arisen, had either party been in power. The question is simply what kind of public policy will make our country strongest and most influential...
...contains nothing new, but is simply a reassertion of the things laid down in the first letter. It is unfortunate that the challenge of Harvard was not received in the same sportsmanlike spirit in which it was sent. Harvard offered an easy solution for an unfortunate difficulty which had arisen, and we must feel that the burden of responsibility for the present strained condition is shifted from our shoulders by this reply which has now come from Yale. The position of Harvard remains the same. We regret sincerely that this unfortunate misunderstanding should ever have come about. We are unable...