Word: feel
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...weekly examinations of the water and milk supplies of the University dining halls are indeed a great protection to a large proportion, but those in the habit of eating elsewhere are not as yet so protected, and it is for these latter that the University's medical experts feel the most concern...
...last night that 500,000 young Frenchmen were in their graves because of German materialism. He illustrated his talk with graphic descriptions of the heroic efforts of the French to save their country. France does not believe in war and the leaders would willingly stop fighting but the Germans feel that they are striving for liberty and have turned the war into a kind of revolution with the annexing of Belgium and France as their ultimate goal, because those countries are better suited to the needs of the Germans than Germany itself...
These are a few suggestions. Undergraduates should feel free to offer more. It is only by meeting the problem of the Union's failure squarely that the Union can be made the success it is capable of being...
...Forum Committee has chosen as a subject for the last Forum of the year, the question of summer military camps. Judging from the discussion which was called forth by the recent editorials in the CRIMSON on the subject, there are few questions upon which Harvard men feel more keenly; and in view of the fact that the time is not far off when many will have to decide how to spend their vacations in this year of blood, no subject is of greater present moment. A mass meeting of students at Columbia recently adopted resolutions against the camps. Some time...
...report that Edward Mandell Stone '08, who last August enlisted in the Foreign Legion of France, has died. His classmates, his friends, even those who knew him only enough to say a merry hello to him as he passed them in the Yard a few short years ago will feel a deep regret for the loss of a man whom they liked and respected, and a deep sympathy for his bereaved family. But in a more general sense this is a particularly significant Harvard loss, for Stone was lose his life in the war. We do much talking around...