Word: certaines
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...reasons for the institution of secret practice at the Stadium are invariably more mysterious to the undergraduate body than any of the actual plays which are taught behind the closed gates. The word "secret" always implies to the democratic student that he is being deprived of certain privileges which in his mind he has every right to enjoy. The University team is his college team; he supports it at every game; why shouldn't he be allowed to watch the team's progress from...
...show common sense--a faculty which after all is not in such direct conflict with philosophy as some may suppose. That prince of railing philosophers, George Bernard Shaw, is believed to be still at large in England, and to be free to come and go. We notice a certain diminution of his controversial output, and it is to be presumed that, in the exercise of the canny quality which he has shown on other occasions, Mr. Shaw has repressed himself in the interest of his personal safety. Mr. Bertrand Russell is not so canny as Mr. Bernard Shaw...
Today is the last day upon which free copies of the CRIMSON will be distributed to the different dormitories and certain stores in Harvard square. Beginning tomorrow and thereafter the paper will be delivered to regular subscribers only. Subscriptions at $4 each may be obtained at the CRIMSON office, Plympton street...
...manner by which the disease is spread is not known. Of course the disease comes from the person who has it. College life is unusually free from close associations and contacts with children, among whom the disease is most prevalent. Presumably life in a college gives in itself a certain amount of insurance against the disease...
...final detail of officers for the Harvard Unit will depend upon the number enrolled in the course. A small number will mean only one officer, whereas, if six or seven hundred signify their intention of taking the course, the appointment of two special officers will be certain. The spirit of service and patriotism which created the Harvard Regiment is still strong among Harvard undergraduates, and will unquestionably support the establishment of an officers' training corps unit at Harvard...