Word: express
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...CRIMSON believes that it is its clear duty to express this stand of the University, and to convey an expression of this stand to the President of the United States in this time of stress and storm...
...aware, the freedom of speech of neither the professors nor the students in an American university is limited, nor are they themselves subject in their utterances to the direction of the authorities. On the contrary, we have endeavored to maintain the right of all members of the University to express themselves freely, without censorship or supervision by the authorities of the University, and have applied this rule impartially to those who favor Germany, and those who favor the Allies--to the former in the face of a pretty violent agitation for muzzling professors by Alumni of the University and outsiders...
...often been remarked that the average college graduate is woefully deficient in his English. Few college men are able to punctuate or spell with any degree of accuracy, and what is much harder to correct, they cannot express themselves clearly, verbally or on paper...
...wish to express my approval of the CRIMSON'S taking a stand on the subject of the summer military camps. When a paper devotes the care the CRIMSON does to the selection of its editorialists, it is right that it should present its ideas on live quesions. The editorial column does not exist to be filled with expressions of benevolent neutrality but for the setting forth of opinions...
Essays for the William H. Baldwin Prize for 1915 must be sent in today. Manuscripts must be typewritten in duplicate, and both copies sent by mail or express to Clinton Rogers Woodruff, secretary of the National Municipal League, North American Building, Philadelphia...