Word: finding
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...College is being canvassed for signatures to the proposed association, it being the idea to get an unprejudiced statement of the students' feeling in the matter, before the corporation takes further steps. Members of the University who wish to sign for places in the new dining hall can find blanks at the Office, at Memorial, the Foxcroft Club, the Cooperative, the Library and at the Law School, as well as in the hands of the students who are authorized to collect signatures in the domitories...
...find where it comes from and how to meet it? It is natural that there should remain in us some of the qualities of that from which we evolved and since we believe man to be of animal origin we must have in us some of the brute qualities. After the animal stage came the the lone discipline of the savage, leaving the relics of the savage in us But no matter what origin we give for our temptations, our construction is always this the animal, the savage and then the man. This analysis may make it clearer what...
...plainly and accurately to the members of Ninety-six. It is for them to decide what shall be done. During the next two or three days, the collectors will endeavor to raise the required amount of money. Unless they meet with a generous disposition to give, Ninety-six will find herself in an unenviable position. Her baseball manager will be forced to do what no other class manager has ever yet done and the responsibility for his action will rest on the class alone...
...nonentity. Traces of it still remain, it is true. but who can say justly that it is growing? A few years ago it was the curse of our athletic and social life, Yet we question whether the careful observer of our evens our nines and our crews today can find that Harvard indifference" governs them even with moderateness, to say nothing of an increasing influence. Nor can we reconcile the writer's protest against this "pest" with his statement in the next editorial that the spirit shown at the Junior Dinner "made one wonder how started the term 'Harvard indifference...
...Satterlee, D. D. of New York. The assisting ministers are chosen from the leading Episcopal clergymen in Cambridge and seats are reserved for members of the University until just before the services begin. Episcopalians and all others who are interested in hearing representative men of different denominations will find these sermons instructive and interesting and well worth attending...