Word: feelings
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...personal prejudice but fancy seems to me more delightful when it plays about actual facts than when it cuts loose from them and becomes purely fantastic. In the former case there seems to be a more genuine pleasure left over and you feel amused without feeling cheated...
...tone of the editorial in Monday's CRIMSON was so extraordinary that I should like to express what I feel so strongly that I am sure that others must feel it too. I do not mean to discuss the "niceness" of dealing out editorial sarcasms--practically personal in one paragraph--to amateur athletes. But I should like to protest against the composition of more communications and editorials of the variety that has been so common this autumn, and of which Monday's article was an exaggerated instance. Let me identify further what I mean by quoting two sentences which...
...team in the last two or three games. A successful outcome of the season can be secured this year, as in 1901, by the University standing back of the team through thick and thin. Men who take enough intelligent interest in the team to follow the practice closely will feel some personal satisfaction in a victorious ending of the year...
...cigars on the street, seems to have been extended to include the Union. This, I think, is a mistake. The success of the Union depends, in the last analysis, upon succeeding Freshman classes, and if they approach the Club in the right spirit, and can be made to feel that it is their home as well as that of all other Harvard men, they will make the Union an even greater success than it has been heretofore. Therefore, I think that, in the Union, all class as well as other distinctions should be relaxed and Freshmen given the same privileges...
...committee would feel greatly indebted to any member of the class who will express an opinion in regard to the above proposals, or make other suggestions. The object of the committee is to choose something which, if possible, can perpetuate itself and will not be too commonplace or inconspicuous...