Word: fears
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...whole, however, team A had little trouble in smothering the Dartmouth style of play. It is only in case some of the Dartmouth forward passes connect that Harvard need fear for the safety of its goal line on Saturday...
...their attempts it is unlikely that any distinct Harvard Klan can be given official and regular sanction by the officers of the national organization, for it is against their policy to approve distinct college chapters. Moreover the national officers, as well as some of the Harvard Klansmen, seem to fear the application of the University's rules against secret societies. Parietal Regulation number 31 declares that "every society of students shall give the Regent, at his request, a complete list of its officers and members" and the statutes of Harvard University declare that the Regent "is also expected to inform...
...Fear of unemployment has long been recognized as the workers' greatest source of anxiety. The practical workings of the Chicago plan will be watched by both labor and manufacturers with close attention next year...
Compulsory attendance is based on the contrary idea--namely that to the average undergraduate education is distasteful enough to prevent his attendance at lectures, and that fear of eventual failure is not strong enough to counter balance this distastefulness. Incidentally dull and unpopular lecturers are spared the humiliation of speaking to empty benches...
That war between France and Germany is in the making unless something is done to relieve the tension "through the good offices of America" was the fear expressed recently by President Jobben of Princeton. The occasion for the statement was the meeting of the International Polity Club at Princeton, where President Hibben reviewed his recent trip through Europe...