Word: feeling
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...However," Fleming added, "we still feel that there should be some uniform system for checking feminine guests in and out of the Houses and also standard days for dining and late room permission privileges...
Promising "a social event which will interest CRIMSON readers . . . no end!," the committeemaiden said, "Now that Radcliffe girls attend the same classes, I feel that a lot of Harvard men are getting into a rut with these girls. After all, they should realize that Sargent also has its points...
...have, then intelligent girls, formerly convinced of their intelligence, who gradually have come to feel stupid and unwanted, not so much because of the Harvard man's disdain, but because of their own lack of initiative...
...from what test tube to conjure the formula that would preserve, diffuse and, for the average wayfarer in his hostelry, enrich the meaning of all this loveliness. Why not, from Mr. Conant's laboratory, a Harvard College course on New England? A course that would give the newcomer the feel of his temporary home, and with it, a microcosm against which to measure the world...
...feel that many students desire to hear some of the famous Harvard faculty outside the limitations of their own individual curricula," L. Magruder Passano '46 said last night in announcing the first of the weekly series. He added that "the lectures will be entirely serious in nature but will be sufficiently broad and elementary to be interesting to any one in the general college public...