Word: carefully
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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This is not an entirely agreeable conclusion. But, to go back, for what other purpose do we have the pre-Yale game? For training? If Yale gave up her early contests too the loss of training would be equalized. For "college spirit"? The Yale game would take care of that. For--we hesitate here--for advertising? That would seem to be the purpose which contests with the colleges in the West and South have been arranged. From this point on we enter upon highly controverted ground; but it seems to us that it is better to have a frank discussion...
...America. The Russian quota was not complete, the Turkish was; hence the parents were eligible to enter, but the babies would have to be deported. As the case of the seventy-one year old peasant who was sent back to Europe, although his son and daughter, amply able to care for him, were waiting just outside the steel gates. Then there was the twelve year old boy of German parentage, who, by the postbellum changes of boundary-lines, was adjudged to have been born in Jugo-Slavia, and so of that nationality. His mother and father had lived in this...
...says, 'Perhaps you may care to write an article on The College Graduate Generally Speaking...
...which this new feature can be developed is of course limited by two things,-the number of announcements which are sent us by the faculty and the amount of space available. To the instructors we can promise that for the present at least we will be able to take care of all notices which are sent in, and we hope that they will co-operate with us in starting this service...
...education-in-tablet-form for which our intellect-chemists have long been searching. Certainly a cursory gllimpse of the subject is better than complete ignorance. But even in visiting there is a necessity for selection. Time and conflicting course often interfer, while in many cases a man may not care to cover an entire subject in this way, but only special aspects of it, occasional lectures to fill out gaps in his knowledge or to give him a more detailed idea or a subject merely touched on else where in general course...