Word: expression
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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They voted to "express their unqualified approval of the campaign now being inaugurated to secure funds for the University, especially in connection with the departments of Chemistry, Fine Arts, and the Graduate School of Business Administration...
...CRIMSON reporter asked Coach Slattery his opinion yesterday afternoon, and the latter said emphatically. "It was most decidedly a home run. No one could have stopped it." Coach Morey of Middlebury, reached by telephone at the Copley Square Hotel, where his team is staging, hestitated to express himself definitely, but he conceded that since it was a very hard hit ball and it bounced badly for center fielder Hastings, it might better be judged a home run. Stanley Wood ward, the Herald reporter, concurred in this belief...
...much safer to observe than predict" was the comment of Professor Holcombe when asked to express his views on the question of whether socialism was the goal of economic progress, but we seem to be moving in that direction. Three hundred years ago, it would have been regarded as the product of an extreme socialistic imagination, if one were to predict a government like the one in this country, where freedom of the will and all the other features of this democracy are enjoyed. It is natural that we will progress, and in my opinion, this progression will be towards...
Nevertheless, the circular extends one invitation which struck me very forcibly, and I hope you will allow me to express my point of view in regard to it. Several of my friends among New York school men are following with great interest certain centers of communist influence which we have in New York. There is a school here which half-staffed its flag on the death of Lenin and which systematically prepares its disciples for teaching positions trine that democracy and capitalism are failures which can only be wiped out by bloody revolution. An assistant principal...
...question of this kind can hardly be settled by debate, perhaps not even by scientific investigation. It is largely a matter of opinion. And since the Debating Union is designed to give the undergraduate an opportunity to express his beliefs rather than to arrive at conclusions it would seem that it makes a most suitable subject for discussion. Socialism is an interesting phase of the age old struggle between conservatism and liberalism. The conflict has never been settled, but the oftener the antagonists meet in the forum the clearer become the fundamental points of difference. The discussion of the Debating...