Word: enthusiasm
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...that is going on today in the University, no event is of greater importance to Freshmen than their elections. Again, the system for Freshman nominations which was inaugurated last year has given satisfaction, and it stands as one of the splendid accomplishments of the Student Council. In Freshman, enthusiasm needs no stimulus, but today, at the beginning of their organized class life we urge the men of 1916 to maintain throughout an unselfish interest in the affairs of their class and to strive continually for class solidarity...
...Social Service Conference to be held at Brooks House this evening will afford an unusually good opportunity to get first-hand information concerning social evils and their alleviation from persons who have devoted their whole time and attention to the work. Harvard men have never been lacking in enthusiasm for social service; such a conference as this, offering as it does an opportunity for criticism by professional social workers, cannot fail to be of material aid in showing them how to apply that enthusiasm to best advantage...
...military or naval reserve on the ground that it detracts from the support which the University should give to the movement for international peace and the settlement of international disputes by arbitration. As expressing the views of a large number of men and as contrasted in sentiment with the enthusiasm with which the proposition of Captain Marsh was generally received, the communication is interesting as indicative of the diversity of student interests and opinions...
...delivered the first of the two lectures he is giving in the University in Emerson Hall yesterday afternoon. In the East Mr. Tagore holds an unparalleled position, and his reputation has risen to a considerable height in the West also. Since coming to America he has been received with enthusiasm in various cities and universities...
Captain Abeles of the crew aggressively defended hockey as a major sport. "There is no sport in College for which the undergraduate enthusiasm is so great as in the case of hockey, with the possible exception of football and if the undergraduates as a whole show their enthusiasm this is one of the important arguments in its favor." That the facilities for hockey at present are inadequate is not a fair argument, for when track was made a major sport in 1892 there was much less available equipment than hockey has at present...