Word: expression
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Obviously such a poll will be of no value if those voting do not express an honest opinion; as this is not an income tax blank, it costs no more to be sincere. Half-hearted support in this, as in class elections, will doom the experiment to failure...
...also been ruled that no student shall be permitted to take any books or papers into the examination room except by the express direction of the instructor, and that no communication shall be allowed between students in the examination room on any subject whatever...
...principles which we believe are involved in this whole question. Harvard tradition, Coach Bingham has rightly said, is something we do not expatiate on any more than we announce to the world that we love our parents. It is older and greater than we can find words to express. For this very reason advertising, of a positive character, is not desirable; in the first place it does not pay and in the second it is incongruous with the idea of Harvard. And it is particularly undesirable when it is in the form of college athletics. Finally there is not only...
William L. Davis, plaintiff, represented by the Warren Club, was the proprietor of an express business operating between Boston and various New England towns. The New England Publishing Company, defendant, represented by the Kent Club, was a corporation engaged in the publication of the "A B C Pathfinder and Dial Express List" which contained the names of about four hundred local expresses doing business in Boston and its vicinity. The plaintiff applied to the defendant to have his name included in the next issue of the Guide, and the defendant refused to take any action on the matter. The defendant...
...might also help out. After all, the graduate has been taught to talk, to fill examination books to bursting, and to pour his vast knowledge forth at the least hint. Of course, he has not necessarily been told that he must express any original ideas or constructive theories--and this, mirabile dictu! may be what Mr. Morley is hinting at; in which case we shall be forced to accuse him of sareasm...