Word: heard
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...letter man will be as capable as any leader chosen by competition. It has been our experience with such "professional" cheer leaders that while they may serve to amuse the spectators the cheering they bring out is not appreciably better than that which, in the past, has been heard at Harvard...
...some of the graduate departments; it is the cause of the coming to college of a good many older men; but I doubt very much if it accounts to any large degree for the size of the Freshman class. Two years ago when many colleges had enormous enrollments, we heard that the cause was prosperity. Now we hear that the cause of enormous enrollments is adversity. Both arguments can hardly be true without qualification, and it is sensible to conclude that at any rate the importance of both arguments has been overrated...
Firty solicitors for the Phillips Brooks House $5000 drive, at a meeting held in the Crimson Building last night, heard a short talk by W. H. Trumbull Jr. '15, who is a member of the Phillips Brooks House advisory board. The men met to turn over to B. de L. Nash '23, manager of the drive, the money collected by them yesterday. The largest sum was turned in by F. S. Hill '24. The committee decided not to make any announcement about the total contributions until later...
...have heard the cheering and watched the leaders of other schools with mingled admiration and jealousy. Perhaps we could do as others do in cheering under competitive leadership. R. W. HOSKINS...
...editor asks: "Has the University of Berlin heard no word of the Disarmament Conference?" We would ask the editor if he has ever heard of the conference at the Hague, which could hardly be said to have made an end of war. We would ask the editor what kind of a peace he expects of this proposed farce to be enacted at Washington. To be sure our President has told us they shall try to make war impossible. But he would have us remember that wars are bound to continue. Mr. Harding would like to have peace...