Word: feels
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...obvious connection between these two functions. of the Oxford Union does not seem to have struck your contributors and correspondents. I was for two years an active member of the Oxford Union, and in my last term served as a member of one of its committees; I therefore feel qualified to talk about its position in the university. The only reason that it is a social centre is that it is the University Debating Society; one great reason for its success as a debating society is the facilities it offers for social intercourse. A man who uses the Union merely...
...tackling. Predictions as to the result of a game between two teams so evenly matched are practically impossible; but there can be no doubt that it will be unusually interesting and spectacular. Our confidence in our team remains unshaken, for we realize its ability and fighting spirit, and we feel that the memory of last year's defeat will help to arouse the players to their greatest efforts...
Coach Haughton said that this year's football team was, and had shown itself, capable of winning tomorrow, newspaper talk to the contrary notwithstanding, and that the University had every right to feel confidence in the men. He was followed by Captain Wendell who emphasized the value of cheering and by J. W. Farley '99, who spoke of the spirit of football games, and their influence on University solidarity...
Perhaps the explanation may lie in a few misconceived ideas. Many students, for instance, undoubtedly feel that the Chapel preachers would not care to discuss the purely mundane subjects in which they are interested. Yet no belief could be more erroneous, for these college preachers consider it a privilege both to meet as many college men as possible and to talk over with them subjects of the latters' own choosing. Probably no one of these men is visited more than Dr. Lyman Abbott, who spends most of his time, when he is in Wadsworth House, discussing journalism. Nor should...
...interested in the work are invited to report and at least hear what is required. If they them feel than they do not care to continue they are not bound...