Word: considerable
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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All of us realize that with the growth of the University there has sprung up an evil which, unless counteracted, threatens to assume large proportions. Call this evil indifference, individualism, or what you will, it is a fact that it exists today. Anything that helps to alleviate this state of...
In the "Republic," Socrates states a belief in the future life. He says that everything has its natural enemy which tends to destroy it. If now, anything is found whose enemy can only corrupt it, we may consider that it cannot be destoryed. Since the soul can be corrupted but...
It would be a good thing for the University if some of her graduates adopted this as their profession, and if men who feel that they are fitted for such work would consider the question of taking it up seriously. To men who are interested in the question of athletic...
II. The problems of municipal government are not to be met by an extension of the suffrage which thoughtful men now consider too broad, but by the education of a livelier public spirit and opinion: Atlan. Vol. 65, p. 331.
Tonight the second annual debate with Princeton takes place in Sanders Theatre. We wish the Harvard speakers success; but whatever the result of the debate may be, they should accept it with philosophy, feeling sure that their efforts have been appreciated by the University and that their fellow students are...