Word: fellowships
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...canteens which the American Relief Commission is operating. The recollection of their indebtedness to American generosity will do more than anything else in our power to dispel the horrid shadow of war and give these wretched children a real faith in humanity, and a conviction that fellowship among nations is not fiction. Even though many might exist without our help, is it not worth the cost to start this coming generation in the world with a Christian, not a barbaric outlook? No wonder that Mr. Hoover said that he would rather have the American flag implanted in the hearts...
...preservation of our peace than any battleship--and all we ask for is the price of one battleship. The people of America surely have a greater sense of duty than to spend money on battleships while children are dying. It is the realization of this spirit of fellowship of man through the saving of these children which will prevent the collapse of civilization. We can eliminate the background of horror which the war has given us by the laughter of these children...
...terrible situation, but it must be faced, and soon. Examinations are to the undergraduate what "death and taxes" are to the business man--necessary evils of existence. The best we can do is to attempt to meet them creditably, and so prove our right to the fellowship of which we are a part...
Later he returned to Harvard for further graduate study, and in the year 1906-07 held a travelling fellowship which took him to England. He resided there for a number of years. When the war broke out he enlisted as a private in the British Army, became an instructor in the training of troops, and rose to the rank of captain. Since the war he has returned to this country, and at Harvard he now has charge of English 28, the Freshman course on the history of English literature...
Armenian students in the University have formed a circle. A temporary committee of four has been appointed to frame the Constitution. This committee defined the aim of the Circle as an endeavor "To establish good fellowship among the students themselves and to create in Harvard, interest in the national problems of the Armenian Republic...