Word: feeling
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Graduates' Magazine is President Eliot's account of the late Alexander Agassiz. It is a memorable thing to learn of the life of a remarkable man from the lips of a still more remarkable friend of his. Even those who never knew Professor Agassiz are made to feel his extraordinary energy, his singleness of purpose, and his devotion to the cause of scientific truth. His life, one of the most completely successful in the annals of Harvard or indeed of this country, is a permanent source of inspiration and encouragement; and it is most fortunate that we have such...
...conditions have been most unfavorable for accomplishing this. The undergraduates as a body seem to feel disgruntled with the food and service, and showed a lack of interest which was truly discouraging. The price of food, besides, has continued to go up since the organization of the Dining Council. To have increased the regular attendance and at the same time improved the food and service, while maintaining the low price of board, is to have done something for the University, of which the Dining Council may well be proud...
...reads regularly or occasionally these three periodicals, must sometimes feel that here is much wasted effort. One who glances over the reviews of those periodicals which this paper publishes may often read into the words of conscientious reviewers a feeling that here is a deal of wasted criticism...
...another column, the CRIMSON publishes this morning a communication upon the Players' Club, a society for furthering the cause of acting in the University. Its membership consists largely of men in the Dramatic Club, who feel that there is a place at Harvard for such an institution. This organization seems to infringe upon the ground which is naturally occupied by the Dramatic Club, but acting is such an involved field of endeavor that a club founded exclusively for its study and encouragement may have its place among undergraduate activities...
...their instructors seek leaders of men. Accordingly, everything should be done that will break down the barrier unfortunately existing in most cases between Faculty and students. The system of advisers should be strengthened all along the line; the true solution may be the selection of younger men, who will feel a more thorough interest in this work...