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...Note:--During the past election the CRIMSON has expressed no partisan views on its editorial page. Any appearance of bias in the location or treatment of news stories was inadvertent...
...distribution the College became able to assimilate the oncoming groups of men entering the University year by year. The academic pattern thus arranged provided an ordered and balanced plan of study as important for the planless entrants as it has proved to be for those with a decided bias...
Your animus against the President is becoming more evident and is displeasing to many people. I think that the continuance of the useful place that you have made for yourselves will depend very largely upon your ability to present the news without prejudice or bias. . . . R. H. CLARK...
...prevent his own bias influencing the treatment, he has quoted "directly wherever possible." The book, is, in fact, largely a culling of brief quotations from numerous modern elergymen and other writers, such as Fosdick, A. E. Taylor, Rabbi Wise, Dean Inge, etc., with no thorough examination of the cosmologies underlying any of the opinions. The chapter on "Various Kinds of Bodies," a series of such quotations, reminds one of the descriptions of the "momeraths." The effect is that of having heard the last five minutes of a hundred sermons. There is a rather extensive bibliography, but no index...
...elected, you will never sit as Chancellor." Dr. Zook hurried away saying nothing. Last fortnight his name was voted down, 5-to-4, and, as Dr. Hall made ready to go down to Washington, President Kerr was boosted into the chancellorship, at $12,000 a year. Charging political bias in the election, two members of the board resigned at once. Last week rumors were still flying, Oregon's educational affairs still scrambled...