Word: feeling
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...past two years or so, Brown University has been the scene of an intense controversy concerning the limits of student freedom and responsibility. Ranged on the one side is the administration, whose philosophy can perhaps best be summed up as "giving the students only as much freedom as we feel they can handle." Standing on the other side is virtually the entire undergraduate body, which feels that the administration is much too strict, and which, in some cases, purports to see everywhere the influence of a "Big Brother" from University Hall...
...University's medical schools are involved in the worst way with the consequences of the growth and development of the past few decades. It is indeed regrettable that an institution cannot build once and be done with it. One might even settle for being able to build and feel that needs had been taken care of for just one decade. However, the general rule appears to be that you build and need to build again as soon as you move into your new buildings...
Some readers may feel that the CRIMSON is a meany for withholding this letter, which was dated October 31. On the other hand, it effectively demonstrates that prudence is virtue and science is bunk, and that two sophomores have keen interest in our several grid classics...
Those who went could only feel out of place in the crowds that pressed along Princeton's Prospect St. after the game. The Crimson team had been decisively beaten, and the visitor had no connection with the life that went on around...
...investment houses feel that Loew's "has the best assets of any company in the business-fine theaters all over the world, a record company, a fine music company. It has the finest studio in the U.S. and the finest in England, plus the greatest film library of all. Yet it is doing worse in production than any other movie company...