Word: deeps
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Every man who goes to Cornell in June will not only gain a deep insight into the real nature of the international problem, but also, just to the extent that he has gained such knowledge and has been prepared to impart it to others, will he have contributed to that problem's solution. He will have made a constructive contribution towards peace which no number of weeks of military training in a summer camp can duplicate...
...Freshmen started the scoring and by the third inning the score was 2 to 0. Neither team was able to score in the third but each garnered one in the fourth inning. The Freshmen scored again in the sixth inning. Enwright lined the first ball pitched to deep right centre for three bases, scoring later on Boyden's tap to second. Another run followed in the seventh inning. G. A. Percy '18 singled, W. J. Murray walked, and Enwright hit to right field, scoring Percy. Brookline earned the last run on singles by Prendergast and Kendrick...
...answered, "We go very swift at Harvard and probably your son cannot keep up the pace." Just think of such an answer. Then I said, "That E in Economics?" He said, "Well they are all taking first year at that." Mind you, to travel so swiftly in such a deep subject. At high school he had three years in German but at Harvard it was another D. Now if he was not a real genuine student I would not wonder. To be sure he is no driver, and if you do make a mistake in German the students laugh. Then...
...Edward Mandell Stone '08, who last August enlisted in the Foreign Legion of France, has died. His classmates, his friends, even those who knew him only enough to say a merry hello to him as he passed them in the Yard a few short years ago will feel a deep regret for the loss of a man whom they liked and respected, and a deep sympathy for his bereaved family. But in a more general sense this is a particularly significant Harvard loss, for Stone was lose his life in the war. We do much talking around the Yard about...
...main reading room is a marvel of decorative skill. The scaffolding has been removed, and the ceiling decorations are nearly complete. The color of the ceiling, as well as the polished stone pillars and side columns, is a deep yellow. The lighting is accomplished by means of diffusion glass, which will be in place in a month. The plastering here, as throughout the building, is finished, and the tile work is rapidly coming on. The book cases for this room have been ordered; the massive centre tables are ready and waiting to be inserted...