Word: discussable
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...professed purpose of the new club to discuss social and economic problems is both legitimate and worthy, and as such it ought to be permitted. Nothing is to be gained by gruff intervention, for this move merely gains sympathy for those whom the authorities would suppress. Whatever the reasons may be, the least that can be demanded is that the chancellor give the club fair consideration and not merely the mute condemnation exhibited thus...
...organization is now one of 94 similar chapters existing in the United States. Its sponsor will be Professor Haertlein, member of the American Society of Civil Engineering. The purpose will be to discuss and arrange lectures on all subjects of current interest to civil engineers. Inspection trips have been considered as a possible field of activity for the members...
...open to doubt; at any rate the last word will inevitably lie with the administration. That the administration is not forgetting the intramural aspects of inter-collegiate competition was shown in the conference held during the fall when representatives of the Yale and Harvard athletic organizations met to discuss the situation...
Last night at Dunster House a special dinner was given for the group of Yale students who arrived yesterday afternoon on the invitation of the Harvard Student Council to investigate the success of the house plan and discuss such topics of common interest as the present athletic policies of the two colleges. A group of men from the Student Council and the CRIMSON were hosts at the dinner. The initiative for the conference had been taken in January by Vernon Munroe '31, president of the Harvard Student Council...
...forcibly and unequivocably expressed at both colleges through the medium of the petitions and resolutions to which Dr. Kennedy indirectly refers. Further satisfaction may be derived from his declaration that "There seems to be real hope of cordial renewal," and we feel that Dr. Kennedy's expressed willingness "to discuss the matter with Mr. Bingham at an early date" is full of promise...