Word: fearless
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...loss comes home with particular force to the Harvard men, because he was a great son of Alma Mater and a brother to two generations of students and graduates. No man in the United States has so fully shown forth in his character, life, and achievements that individual and fearless spirit which Harvard University aims to foster. He was a graduate of many colleges--a law student at Columbia, honored with degrees by a host of universities in many lands, and well educated in the graduate school of practical life, and the research course of public affairs...
...over marks, to amass information relative to nothing other than the mer possession of it, are all symptoms of an educational disease that this writer sees clearly. But whether we agree with Mr. Hack's constructive ideas or not, it is great relief to find in his work a fearless bidding to Mr. Flexner and his opponents to stop their howling. The world is tired of fighting over terms. If there are faults with modern education, negative criticism alone will not go far toward curing them...
...played in a more informal style than the Informals have ever shown. The CRIMSON editors are adepts at the old Canadian game, and have all paid their $4 for use of the Stillman Infirmary without ever having had an opportunity of making use of it. They are therefore absolutely fearless...
Finally, Mr. Chevalier urges the need of Americans abroad who really represent cultivated democracy and mention this as indicating an opportunity for graduates to refute the common criticism of the University, its lack of democracy. By being a man among men and giving a fearless service to the world in its foreign trade, the University graduates will be helping their country to win its place in the esteem and respect of the foreign trading world...
...class of 1918, young in the ideals of this University, there can be no better time of explaining what "Harvard" means. Harvard stands for moral, spiritual, and intellectual independence in the formation of one's convictions, and, above all, for the fearless maintenance of those convictions. The call to duty of the class of 1918 is not to be based on attendance at Chapel; it is to be based on the appeal to each individual member of the class to live up to his own honest convictions, be those convictions what they...