Word: high
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Perhaps the only difference to one who passes by is the mingling of men in uniform with the men in civilian motley. They are back again for a day or a week, meeting the old friends, experiencing the old excitement, knowing the high pleasure of well remembered things. There are those among them who, recalling the past, could wish that the past might never change...
Charles Edward Balch Felson '18, of Pittsfield, N. H., was killed on September 9 when the automobile which he was driving collided with another one near Portsmouth. N. H. Folsom's machine, which was running at high speed around a sharp curve, turned over twice, killing him instantly, but C. W. W. P. Heffenger '18, who was in the car with him, escaped uninjured. The accident occurred in the early morning...
...attack. There was begun the valuable series of lectures which extended through the course, treating in turn such various important phases of modern warfare as the grenade, the automatic rifle, the machine gun, field fortifications, trench routine, principles of infantry in modern combat, and the role of the high command...
...LeBaron Russell Briggs--In Harvard's service from his youth up, dean of the college, president of Radcliffe, serene of temper and of a high spirit, distinguished in administration, his writings full of wit and sense, Dean Briggs has been a power for righteousness in many college generations. A friend of Yale and a friend of all the world...
Remember this, you men who have been nurtured here: Wars come and go, and men come and go, but Harvard, which has nourished men in her high ideals, and those other great universities which keep in trust our culture, will not perish till our civilization perishes. To that far time we need not look...