Word: cannot
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Chicago strike at least justifies the principle that where the state cannot or will not afford adequate protection federal protection is for the public good. The question assumes the existence of a case where the state has failed to protect lives and property and yet does not request federal aid. The speaker claimed that the affirmative had shown that such cases have arisen and may arise in the future, and would further show that in such cases federal aid is necessary for the general welfare. Modern conditions, he said, have so bound the parts of our county together that domestic...
...report of the Graduate Manager of Athletics for the fiscal year ending August 31, 1902, has been published in full in the Graduates' Magazine for December. The report shows that there is need of a large number of improvements which cannot be made because of lack of funds. The seats on the football field are totally inadequate and new ones should be built; new fields for baseball and tennis, and new equipment for both of the boat houses are needed...
Both boys and girls are brought at once to see that actually to obtain food and lodging in the Republic they must work, and as they cannot leave the Republic until after a certain length of time, they are literally obliged to work or starve. Thrown upon their own resources, they learn practically what it means to work for a living, how to earn money and how to use it. Through farming, through miscellaneous day laboring such as the digging of ditches, the making of roads, the building of fences and so on, through work in the hotels and restaurants...
Under the new plan the property and control of the Society will pass to stockholders who are not connected with the present directorate and who cannot be either directors or officers, a provision that the first plan omitted. The new stockholders are of course unpledged as to the men they will nominate for the first directors. No one doubts but that they will nominate the best men in the University. Doubtless they will also give careful consideration to names that members may suggest before the list of nominations is made public. However that may be, a vote at the coming...
Will you please allow me a short space in which to point out certain objections to the plan proposed by Mr. Ireland in the CRIMSON of November 11, which cannot but occur to me as a lawyer in practice? I believe with Mr. Ireland that the Society has reached a point in its successful growth where incorporation has become a highly important factor in its beneficial service. I differ from him as to the form the organization of the corporation shall take; for I am convinced that the plan voted by the meeting of November 7 is both legal...