Word: elementally
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...appeals to the heart than by any appeal to the head. Sometimes well intentioned men, who feel that they know over so clearly what is best for a city or state, are apt to rely simply on the presentation of the solution as they see it, forgetting the human element. Now, the human element is the big element in public affairs as in most everything else. There are few things in the world after all that we do without coming in contact with other human beings in the doing, and our capacity for gaining results will be greater in proportion...
...with Gore Hall two points behind and Smith trailing in last place with 15. The points are awarded as a result of competitions in hockey, track, squash, basketball, and indoor baseball. The number of men in each hall winning their numerals in the regular Freshman sports is also an element in deciding the championship, an element which in this case proved to be the deciding factor in giving the victory to Standish. The winning dormitory in each of these six events secured five points towards their total, the second three, and the third one. In basketball, however, so many...
...that, after all, is a conservative assertion. Mr. O'Neill has succeeded in a difficult and ambitious task; he has traced in the character of a single negro his whole racial history, and the whole psychology of terror as well, Beyond that, he has skillfully developed an abandoned element of dramatic machinery--the monologue; and he has manipulated his material with an unusual power born of freedom...
...legs and a little wind could make something out of himself in track; and the number of track men developed in college bears out the statement. Coach Bingham too, called for the unexperienced as well as the experienced in summoning the candidates. Without doubt track offers exercise with an element of rivalry and no small chance of reward, to any man who is willing to work faithfully for a while every afternoon. Incidentally a successful team is usually the product of a large squad...
Four men will talk briefly to the University candidates. Captain J. F. Brown '22 will emphasize the necessity of high grades in studies as one element in the building up of a winning team; Dr. D. C. Parmenter '13 will speak on various phases of training; Mr. W. A. Barron '14, former captain of the University track team and at present a member of the Graduate Advisory Committee, will comment on other requisites of success. Coach Bingham, the final speaker, will outline plans for daily practice and the season as a whole. He will also explain in detail the various...