Word: doubt
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...present rate for board in the Union is lower than in the Houses. This low rate would not be possible if part of the Freshmen were permitted to sign for 14 meals only. There is no doubt that some men who take frequent meals outside the Union are inconvenienced by the present system of charging...
...lucky for the College that there was at the time a small pox epidemic in Boston which caused the removal of the Governor and his Council to Harvard Hall, for the next day, having witnessed the configuration and no doubt feeling in some way responsible for it, the Council voted to build it at the province's expense. Holyoke's daughter remarks in a letter, "I hope the K.g. will give something to replace the loss as he has never done anything for this College yet". There is no mention of her wish having been granted. The Council, however granted...
...desired to save money, no doubt some economics are possible. In fact, two possible economics might be considered. The first of these would be to stop tutoring Sophomores taking introductory courses in their fields of concentration. Another possible means of saving would be to make the use of the Tutorial System optional for men on probation and perhaps for other men in low-standing. Neither of these economics would weaken the System...
...Khaki Shirts to perjure himself and tell who the real killer was, a man named Moffer. If only the case had come up somewhere outside of New York, thereby preventing the Union from hearing about it until after there had been a conviction, it would, without much doubt have become another cause celebre...
...House dining halls. Some of the Housemasters have supported beer from the first and are growing impatient of delay, others have been converted more recently: now they stand in a fairly compact body behind its introduction. But the liquor laws and age limits exist in a fog of doubt, and until that fog is dispelled, there is small hope for action...