Word: good
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...statement given out by the Secretary of War to a CRIMSON reporter is good news to every undergraduate...
...radicals, who on one occasion passed a vote of confidence in his successor upon his announcing identically the same program as the day before had caused M. Ribot's defeat. But in spite of such treatment he has been willing to perform every service in his power for the good of the country...
...Because of the war" is a touchstone of classification which by this time the most unobservant has applied. If our Government, the benevolent, and some others had their way, "because of the war" would cover not a multitude of sins, but good deeds. "I have cut my profit to the narrowest margin because of the war" the tradesman would say to the carpenter, who would replay that "I have doubled my efficiency because of the war," or to the manufacturer, who would rejoin that "I take special pains with my products because of the war." Man would be honest over...
...principles and theories and abstractions. But now they have come into power at a time when many things are being changed and theories may actually be put into practice. They see that though the wear may do much harm it may also be the source of much that is good. Their vision reaches beyond the peace council that is yet to come. They are aiming at the creation of a new order in this country where the virtues of war may be the blessings of peace, and the United States shall be a partner as well as a contributor...
...when three one-act plays will be produced at Agassiz House under the direction of Professor G. P. Baker '87. The plays selected for presentation are: "The Simms Vane Incident," by J. E. Pillot, Sp.; "Three Pills in a Bundle," by Rachael Field, graduate student at Radcliffe; and "The Good Men Do," by Shubert Osborne...