Word: belief
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Yale race. There is hard work ahead for both the coaches and the men to retrieve the defeats of the last two years. The University is confident of the verdict at New London on the twenty-third, and Captain Morgan can feel assured of every individual's firm belief in the crew's ability to cross the line victorious...
...willing and able to sacrifice a certain amount of time ordinarily spent in outside activities or in recreation to prepare themselves in the event of a national crisis. This unmistakable spirit of unselfish service created by the Regiment has helped in great measure to dispel the recurrent yet fallacious belief in Harvard indifference...
Over eighty thousand people will march in the Preparedness Parade on Saturday in order to express publicly their sincere belief in a preparedness policy. Every possible thing has been done for the convenience of the members of the Harvard Regiment. Motor cars have been obtained to rush the men to the assembling point and back to the Stadium in time for the Intercollegiate Track Meet. The head marshal of the parade has given the Regiment a position of honor in the third division, the first of the private military organizations. The Harvard graduates whose financial generosity has made the Regiment...
...ecstacy, was merely an apotheosis of Shakspere's former creation. Touchstone the Fool. Mr. Noyes maintained that it is difficult to conceive how critics could support the madness of Hamlet in the face of the fact that Shakspere himself ridicules other characters in the play for holding this same belief. In their swift, subtle phrases, modified by infinite jest and exquisite fancy, Hamlet and Touchstone can be identified as one and the same creation; and their further loyalty to love, and love for worship, seal their close relationship...
...belief that such a spirit is the true Harvard one that the Naval Cruise is being urged. This cruise is open to all college men throughout the country, as well as to trained non-collegians. But to Harvard men especially it should make its appeal, for Harvard stands pre-eminent as the college from which come men with the desire for public service. We have occasion to feel proud of the splendid response that has been made to the Plattsburg idea. The Regiment and the Flying Corps are examples of the way in which Harvard shows its interest...