Word: farness
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...their own volumes to the College Library. The addition of Professor Muensterberg's books will help to increase the size of that collection which increases in historical importance as years pass. President Lowell's acceptance of the gift represents the feeling of gratitude felt by both students and Faculty. Far better than bronze or stone, it will be a living memorial to Professor Muensterberg's quarter of a century of faithful effort and accomplishment...
...hockey team's victory over Princeton on Saturday night decided the series in our favor, but more than that it proved that the team has approximately reached the form of last year's championship team. The first games with Princeton and Yale were far from encouraging and forecasted a poor season for a team that started out with the brightest of prospects. Saturday's victory showed that the combination of team play and individual aggressiveness and accuracy has been obtained. If this combination can be kept during the remaining games, another championship will be a certainty...
After a sleepless night the CRIMSON began to see red, and on the morning of February 14 it threw a fit: "Only 600 men in Harvard University have thus far aroused themselves from their comfortable state of lethargy. . . . Will it take the very rumble of the enemy's guns to convince them? . . . Ordinary peace-time excuses are no longer excuses" Shades of Patrick Henry! Here is the CRIMSON transformed from a modest advocate of universal preparedness for social efficiency into a war conjurer. These words are wonderfully like the cries of other people in 1914: The enemy is coming...
...addition to the University matches the second team and Freshman trials and the spring tournaments offer an opportunity for every player in the College to try his hand. The Freshman team is already booked for nine matches and the second team for eight. The second team will occupy a far more important position this year than formerly as it will have a manager, captain and complete schedule of its own. During the early part of May a tournament will be held for the doubles and singles championship of the College, open to all members of the three upper classes...
...half years Europe has been agonized and is still agonized in the most momentous war of all history and yet we still talk of having time to think out what our individual and our national duty is. It would seem that anyone who has so far risen above his own personal affairs or the seriousness of "America at peace" as to contemplate the great issues of the war, must have come to some conclusion about what course should be taken in a critical moment. We cannot believe that the author or the communication in question means to imply that...