Word: franking
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...there also is too often on the part of the foreign student, somewhat as a result of this attitude, an unapproach ableness which does not invite advances. Both would benefit by a more frank interest in each other. The native student would gain a broadened view; he would also be in the not unprofitable and certainly very agreeable position after graduation of having acquaintanceships with men, some of whom will rise to prominence, in foreign lands. This is a selfish reason. A consideration of the situation the American would be in if he were studying in Berlin may suggest unselfish...
...Graham Burt Blaine, of Taunton, both of the Junior class, as editorial editors; of William Richmond, Jr., of Little Compton, R. I., and of Dominic William Rich, of New York, both of the Sophomore class, as news editors; of Charles Pfister Vogel, of Milwaukee, Wis., and of Frank Ogden Magie, Jr., of Winnetka, Ill., both of the Sophomore class, as business editors...
...meeting of the President and Fellows, also held on Monday, the resignation of Frank Jason Smiley as Assistant in Botany and as Proctor was received and accepted...
...Righteousness. W. A. BERRIDGE, 1 Dv. HUGER R. DAVIDSOX, 3 Dv. P. N. CRUSOIS '09. MERRILI. S. GAUNT. 2 And. LEON S. PRATT, 1 Dv. ROSS WOOD, 1And. LUTHER T. SMIGH, 2And. W. E. LUNDQUIST, 2GB CHAS, H. NEWMAN, 3L. HABIR I. KATIBAH, 2Dv. W. HARRIS CROOK, 2G. FRANK A. LARSON, 3And. HOLLAND F. BURR, 2And. ROGER EDDY TBEAT, 3And. ALFRED W. STONE, 3And...
...back in smug complacency and say "my talk is all right," or "it's nobody's business." Collegiate life in general can bear improving. In a university, if anywhere, ideas should creep into the conversation. And the value of talking, when mind meets mind in frank communion and keen interplay, can be compared favorably to text-book study. The undergraduate could learn more of the satisfaction one feels when he can truly say, as Dr. Johnson said (and Stevenson quoted), "Sir, we had a good talk...