Word: cannot
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Leaving out of discussion the fact that the eight-million women workers and the millions of women tax-prayers in the United States have especial interests which their proxies cannot, and do not, sufficiently protect, one may observe that this assumption is based upon a false conception of the theory of democratic government...
...coaches have encountered stood out more clearly in the path of the team's progress; the squad seems discouragingly slow to learn. The great inexperience of the men in comparison to other years is probably the main reason for this, but it is certain that the training given cannot possibly be as complete as that which last year's eleven received, for the apparent slowness of the men to "catch on" is retarding Coach Haughton's plans considerably...
...English; he should be able to appreciate the great works in French or German. To a Harvard man specializing in the History, Government, and Economics group knowledge of either French or German is indispensable; and the same is true of men specializing in Literature, Philosophy, or the Sciences. One cannot get far in any one of these subjects without a reading knowledge of one of these two languages. A man who has passed the Orals is supposedly able to read French or German with sufficient case so that he will actually turn to works in one or the other...
Less than 150 men have as yet signed up for the trip to Princeton for the game of November 6. Unless at least 300 signify their intention of taking the trip, the special round-trip rate of $7.75 cannot be secured. Under the provisional plan, a special train for members of the University will leave the South Station on Friday, November 5 at 6 o'clock. At Fall River the boat will be taken for New York, arriving about 7 o'clock in the morning. Any train to Princeton may be taken from the Pennsylvania Station in New York...
Various philanthropic institutions are offering opportunities to Seniors for gaining experience in conducting clubs and classes, according to the announcements of the Appointment Office. Although such work cannot be regarded as a preparation for teaching, it may yield evidence as to fitness for leadership. The Appointment Office will, therefore, investigate on request the work of those volunteers who register for appointments. Arrangements for such volunteer service may be made through the Social Service Secretary at Phillips Brooks House, but requests for investigation should be made in person to the Harvard Appointment Office before the work is undertaken...