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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Professor Gilson's Harvard lectures are all over except for the echoes scheduled in the next few days. His fame as a scholar and philosopher had long preceded his visit which revealed above all else a very charming gentleman. Those fortunate enough to have attended either of his courses or his series or public lectures will long remember with what an unusual combination of objectivity and sympathy he dealt with the various representatives of Medieval thought. They were presented not as "ists" perambulating a pet "ism" but as men straining their eyes to catch a glint of the truth behind...
...sent onto the platform will be given preliminary trials on Tuesday evening, February 8, at 6.30 o'clock, in Harvard 6. Freshmen are eligible, it was announced by F. W. P. Lorenzen '28, President of the Debating Council. The trial speeches will be of three minutes' duration, treating either side of the subject. Four speakers and two alternates will be chosen after the trials to represent the University...
...Manhattan. There are quaint minutiae-a sneeze in China as the possible origin of a Manhattanite's cold. There is no end of masticable thought and sharp aphorism; that civilization's aim is "to think like an angel but to function like a man"; that sexuality is either splendid or ugly, never funny or pretty, and that a man must contemplate the body of a woman closely and often if he is to preserve an image of their love; that an old waiter's face is finer than that of the average bishop...
...excited partisan in the stands or an emotionally keyed up linesman or half-back in the heat of a hard game. His judgement, because it is obviously the best, must be taken as final. In none of the Princeton-Harvard games since the war has any member of either team received a major penalty. There have been one or two penalties for unnecessary roughness, some for holding and other minor infringements, all of which were quite evenly distributed, but there has been no action by any referee to indicate that Princeton-Harvard games are in any way distinct from other...
Professor R. L. Hawkins '63, Professor N. C. Maynard, and Professor L. J. A. Mercier will be the judges for the preliminary trials, which will be held on February 17 at 8 o'clock in Sever 36. At these trials, the candidates will deliver five minute speeches treating either side of the subject, "Resolved; That the adoption of the Franco-American debt settlement is to the best interests of France" Six men will be chosen to speak in the finals on March 3. These speeches will be of 10 minutes duration, and on either side of the question...