Word: feelings
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...several courses have already been posted, and there is every evidence that the marks in other courses will soon be given out. While we can easily appreciate the difficulty under which some instructors labor in consequence of the great size of their sections, we trust that they will feel called upon to make an extra effort to accomplish their work. During the past year or two, the returns from some of the courses have been delayed for weeks, and even months. It is to be hoped that this year will see a reform in this particular, and that where delay...
...sitting position and found that in 1753, the respiration varied from 16 to 24 a minute. The proportion of respiratory acts to heart beats is about one respiration to four beats. It is a disorder of this pulse respiration ratio that sometimes causes the distress which men feel when undergoing some great physical exertion. The heart is beating out of proportion to the respirations and the distress continues till the respiratory acts overtake the heart beats and the normal ratio becomes established. A man has then his second wind, as it is called. Digestion has an effect on respiration...
...midst. But, after all, if all possessors of a degree cannot be profound, it is much better that some of them should be only "clever," rather than that the ranks of our alumni should be represented only by the extremely talented or the hopelessly mediocre. While we feel that the clever men have, of late, been prone to claim rather more than their share of public attention, yet we are rather inclined to the belief that there is a place in modern literature which can be best filled by their writings. The fact that cleverness may fail to secure anything...
...treatment of Prof. Thompson. The report, on which we based our rather disparaging remarks, came from prominent Boston journals, and is only another evidence of the loose way in which daily journalism seems now to be conducted. We regret that we allowed ourselves to be so credulous, but nevertheless feel that we are not inexcusable...
...CRIMSON we published the programme of the benefit to the University Boat Club, which is to be given on the twenty-seventh of next month. As therein stated, the enterprise is the result of hearty co-operation on the part of the various class and university teams, and we feel sure that the students at large will show their appreciation of the work involved in this movement in a most substantial manner. The exhibition will give men such a chance to show visitors the real methods and results of our gymnasium work as has never previously been given...