Word: come
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...intensive farmer, is French soil again. The buildings, it is true, have been shot to pieces and the trees, if there be any left, are blasted by shell and gas and may never leaf again, but one may till and sleep there in security unless the Germans "come back...
Fall baseball practice will start this afternoon when all candidates for the University and Freshman teams should report at the Locker Building at 2.30 o'clock. Anyone who was unable to attend the meeting at the Varsity Club last Friday should come down at 2 o'clock to report to Captain G. E. Abbott '17, who will outline the work...
...their parents and the men whom they represent--the men who have not a chance like theirs--to make the most of the opportunities offered in college. Dr. Fitch said, "You represent the parents who have toiled that you may be here; the men and boys who, unable to come to the college, are working now; and you represent those boys who have laid down their lives in heroism on the other hemisphere...
...many men come to Harvard with the prep-school' notion of success," said Professor Bliss Perry, of the English Department. "The successes you may attain here, which may give you prominence aren't important. The decisions you make within yourselves are the turning points of your lives." Professor Perry spoke of the chance of service offered by the Phillips Brooks House as one of the most valuable and important of college activities. Speaking of the social side of college life, Professor Perry said, "Too many of you get your pleasure without earning it. Don't take your enjoy-men here...
...cases occur in persons over ten years of age, and that the danger to grown persons is very slight. Of course proper attention should be given to good habits of eating, sleeping and exercise, but these general precautions are considered sufficient to protect the hundreds of young men who come together in class rooms and dormitories from all over the country. If the public would take as sensible a view of the situation and would follow ordinary precautions in hygiene, there may be no appreciable danger, either in opening the schools or in allowing public gatherings. With the disease confined...