Word: fellows
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Coldness--or at least indifference--seems to be the prevailing attitude of our men toward their fellow students. This is not only my opinion, but is also the opinion of many with whom I talked...
...Together Day." On that day let the President and other members of the Faculty address the undergraduate body on the desirability--yes, the necessity of creating and maintaining this fraternal spirit. Let them urge (and request the different college publications to urge) that thenceforth each man speak to his fellow-student, whenever and wherever he meets him--whether in or out of the yard--but especially in the yard when going to and from classes. LUTHER W. SMITH...
Prof. George Lyman Kittredge '82, LL. D., professor of English Literature, will celebrate his 60th birthday today. Prof. Kittredge, who has taught at the University since 1888, is the living authority on Shakespeare and a widely-known Chaucer scholar. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and is the president of the Colonial Society of Massachusetts...
...geographical state without class consciousness or antagonism within the state; it means allegiance to this geographical group rather than to any class group, whether religious, occupational, racial or linguistic. It is that robust, self-reliant and energetic, but neighborly attitude, that regards all humanity within reach as neighbors and fellow-citizens; which in the main desires to be let alone, and whose neighborliness consists in the willingness to let its neighbors alone except in a time of need...
...Kraft is a fellow of the American Guild of Organists and well known throughout the country as a recitalist. Before going to Cleveland he was city organist of Atlanta, Georgia. His ability as both composer and performer has given him an enviable reputation as an American artist. The recital at St. John's Chapel will be open...