Word: carefully
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Although I do not care to make predictions," said Coach Craig in an interview with a CRIMSON representative yesterday. "I think we have every reason to expect a highly successful season. Our present team has been picked from a group of 18 candidates of almost equal ability--and the new men are fully capable of holding down the positions of the men we have lost from last year's team." Last year the University won all its debates, and captured the league championship...
...Arange tables so that "club tables" may be formed as desired. Long tables like those in use in the Freshman Dining Halls should be provided for men who do not care to join-in club tables...
...guarantee minimum prices on the wheat, corn, cotton, sugar crops and on the production of wool and butter. He suggested that his commission be composed of the Secretaries of Agriculture, Commerce and Labor, and four other members appointed by the President. Other farm relief plans have sought to take care of the crop surplus by government marketing aid, but Mr. Meredith's price-fixing scheme aims to eliminate the surplus by insuring a balanced production. Said he: "By raising and lowering the prices of these crops from year to year, as the law of supply and demand indicates...
...titles on their scores are: "The Genesis of Marriage," "The Indian Ideal," "The Chinese Conception," "Bourgeois Marriage," "The Marriage of the Future," "Marriage as a Task," "Love as an Art," "Marriage as a Fetter," "Marriage as a Sacrament." All these improvisations follow a baton wielded with profoundly elaborate care by Count Keyserling in the overture chapter: "The Correct Statement of the Marriage Problem...
Undergraduates enter classes nowadays which are guaranteed to turn them out "sure-fire" playwrights or novelists or short-story writers. They specialize in something, which will bring them speedy fame and wealth, and care little for the pleasures of quiet, leisurely reading. Oscar Wilde said that our youthfulness was our oldest tradition. "It has been going on now for 300 years." Perhaps it is now giving way to the beginnings of a new one, noted these last fifty years a flair for early specialization. The broad base of the pyramid may be done away with altogether, and the apex will...