Word: idea
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...would suggest that the idea of a supplement which previously has been considered be abandoned as undignified and insufficient, and that a new hymnal which would be useful to Harvard and similar institutions be requested of the Board of Preachers...
...first thought a Harvard musical magazine may seen an impractical idea, and were such a paper limited to Harvard musical happenings we would be justified in saying that it had no true field. Considered in a broader sense, as a Harvard publication for music, there are real possibilities for a paper of high standards. Numerous prominent musicians and critics are Harvard graduates and a small but growing body of undergraduates are seriously interested in musical work. It is to unite these in the spirit of our musical ideals and to furnish them with a paper of a standard which certainly...
...generally conceded that Shakespeare was one of the greatest, if not the greatest, portrayer of human character that has ever lived. The conclusion to be deduced, therefore, is that the introduction of the idea of immortality into his works was inevitable, because his works are true portrayals of human character, and the conception of immortality is inevitable in human nature...
...whole life, the event of marriage. In later life you will see the reality of this happiness. He who has made the domestic choice will have the deepest satisfaction throughout the hardest kind of work. Contribute largely to the community in which you live, and live with the hopeful idea of the power of enjoyment as life goes on. Cultivate the lasting sports, and a life that will grow more and more as the years...
With a view to giving CRIMSON readers an idea of the position which Harvard men hold in the service of the country, statistics have been compiled showing the relation of the number of college graduates and Harvard graduates to the total number of positions in the most conspicuous departments of national service...