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Intellectual achievement in outside activities is always given due weight, though the danger of personal bias makes this evidence less reliable. But a student's activities on extra-curriculum pursuits are not regarded as making up for deficiencies in his scholarship rating at the Office...
...impassioned", to "exhibit its own particular little idiosyncrasies". But it is our hope that the organization which is seen to be created will remain liberal in the true sense of the word. We could adopt no better platform than that suggested by the CRIMSON--to be "free from bias and prejudice: broad and open-minded; free, above all, from extremes of every kind...
...socialist or communist was not held to be a stain on one's character. Just so the little word "liberal" has come to "cover a multitude of sins", this time as a camouflage for less respected designations. Properly speaking, a liberal" is one who is free: free from bias and prejudice: broad and open-minded; free, above all, from extremes of every kind...
...regarded as being of inestimable service in the fulfilment of these aims and one of the few really wise pieces of legislation which has been passed in the last few years. The Public, the ultimate tribunal before which the case must be tried, has a strong bias toward the private owners as a result of out wartime experiences with government control. But better, far better, service than we get now will be demanded from the roads if they are to remain in private hands. They must not trade too much on the public favor. An entire reorganization is needed...
Intellectual achievements in outside activities is always given due weight, though the danger of personal bias makes this evidence less reliable. But a student's activities in extra-curriculum pursuits are not regarded as making up for deficiencies in his scholarship rating at the Office...