Word: feels
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...class emerging from its Freshman year and the clase that is to succeed it. The value of the precedent lies in the possibility of its being followed by other classes. The reward of the donors will come at some more distant time when they will be able to feel that through their generosily a less fortunate fellow has enjoyed the privileges of a college education...
Paradoxical as it may sound, success in business today is a direct result of doing the unnecessary. We have all experienced the feeling of incredulity when we discover a man seriously at work on some course of his own making which is not in the College curriculum. We feel a curious mixture of sensations; a little wonder, a little of something much akin to envy, and perhaps unqualified condemnation of his conduct...
...Queen's mourns the irreparable loss of these men and of the noble fellows whose names stand with theirs in a long and a rapidly growing list; and gives heartfelt sympathy to those who feel their loss even more keenly than we. --Queen's University Journal...
...receive visitors from Harvard; there is a sort of glamour in the atmosphere created by the arrival of crowds in holiday spirits. We like to be good hosts to you who are our guests,--indeed, in recent years, like truly good hosts, we have even been accustomed to feel extremely downcast at the time of your departure. Sometimes we feel that this discomfiture and sorrow of ours might be called carrying hospitality...
...better host and a kindlier visitor than Harvard; we have been the considerate half of all the parties--both those at New Haven and those at Cambridge. But frankly we are becoming weary of always making you happy, to our own distress and at our own cost. We feel that it is high time for you to be gracious to us instead of our being gracious to you. Surely our contention in this matter is only fair and right; we hope that this afternoon you will see fit to show actively your acquiescence. --Yale News...