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...urges that "we spare no efforts and even take some risks," admits that "it would be a grave mistake to underestimate [the] force or depreciate [the] value" of St. Gandhi's movement, concludes, "[I] have endeavored to point the way to ... place upon the constitution the first definite impress of Dominion status...
Carefully examined and legalistically weighed, the Irwin Plan is as trustworthy a bulwark of British rule in India as the Simon Report, but it is much more palatable. India, which yearns to taste the apple of Dominion Status, is almost promised that she may presently feel "the first impress" of this apple...
With a good center, passer, punter and place-kicker, the rest of it did not worry Mr. Yost much. His object was to school his team in defense, teach them football (at least as much football as he possibly could) and impress upon them the value of following the ball...
...want to build up a "binding tradition" a sort of "every week is stay at home week at Yale" spirit. This ought to do it, if anything will. The "week end tradition" if carried on with the diligence of former fathers by the present sons will do much to impress upon the boys that the country and the gods can be served in later years, but that Yale now is in dire need...
...considerable space in these columns is devoted entirely to unstinted praise; for the journalist, be he great or small, is rarely permitted either by time or space to indulge in any but the most obvious criticisms and the indication of a few remedies. All this preamble is merely to impress upon whatever readers there may be the sincerity which the Vagabond feels upon this occasion, and to introduce Professor Kirsopp Lake and English 35a, the present objects of this enthusiasm...