Word: dealing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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There has been a great deal of comment on war memorials for soldiers and sailors. The people of the country are ready and willing to spend large amounts in some way fitting to honor the men who have accepted the cell to the colors. Under the present conditions, however, there is only one effort on the part of the people which would be proper in any sense of the word. The men returning from abroad or some home camp have no desire to parade as heroes. They all made a distinct sacrifice upon entering the service. They now want...
...parodists have become pernicious. Their sheet has no further value save to bring in cash to its editors. If another follows, the College authorities should not hesitate to deal drastically with its perpetrators...
Walter Dill Scott, noted psychologist and author of a number of books on psychology and its relation to industry, will give a lecture in Emerson 8.15 o'clock this evening. His talk will deal with the personnel work in the Army and he will exhibit some of the paper work which was used in psychological tests. All members of the University and especially men who have been in the service are invited to attend...
...Cercle Francais deserves a great deal of credit for the energy displayed in undertaking such an ambitious piece of work. They have not been satisfied with mediocrity in any one of the particulars connected with it. Certainly their efforts are distinctly worthy of the University in whose name they...
...music-loving students in the University should certainly make every effort to attend these expositions and to get the full pleasure and profit from them which the alumni so generously provide for. As there is a great deal going on now in the college world, and as it is correspondingly difficult to bring worthy objects to people's notice, I hope that everyone will tell his neighbor about these expositions so that little by little the large and enthusiastic audiences of former days may be regained. These expositions are certainly one of the most unusual opportunities for Harvard students...