Word: idea
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...said the New Republic recently, "is a part of social life and depends for its efficiency on modern social science and philosophy, coupled with the correlative idea that a juristic profession is necessary, not only to serve the needs of clients but the direct needs of a community for a legal system in harmony with modern needs." Professor Pound was spoken of as one of the leaders in this conception and adjustment of the law. Incidentally, this appointment is another proof of the University's desire to find and promote the best men from whatever part of the country they...
...team were due to his spikes working loose and not to any carelessness on his part. He has encountered some speedy opponents in previous races this winter and has invariably gained several yards on them. He is a hard runner and goes out with the idea of beating his man by as long a distance as possible. Captain Bingham has been the anchor man on both the short distance and long distance teams. His gameness and general all-round racing qualities, which place him as one of the best of college middle distance runners, are well known. Thus far this...
...idea of this unit originated at the Medical School, and is backed by Captain Cordier and Major General Wood. Major Hall, U.S.A., retired, is to take charge of the division after its organization, but until that time the men will be under the supervision of Captain Cordier...
...should do as much. Men who sign the petition, however, have some reason for doing so. That reason may be a desire to support the Administration; it may be a belief in the ideals, social sympathy, and general qualifications of Mr. Brandeis. If the signers use such discretion, the idea is an excellent...
...studies which deserve to be brought up sharply and refuted by the evidence of facts. It is thought by some men, on the one hand, that there is no connection between their College work and that which they will do afterwards; and on the other hand, there is an idea abroad that certain studies are peculiarly adapted to preparation for specific professions...