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...Names, dates, and official titles, however essential for historic record, are likely to convey but an inadequate idea of a man's real life and work. In the present case they are even less significant than usual. The key to the characters and career of the man whom Harvard mourns today was his overflowing. human sympathy. It enabled him to vitalize everything to which he set his hand, to turn the most perfunctory and mechanical bit of drudgery into an interesting and important task. It was the source of his success as a teacher and administrator. It made...
...than the great majority, though it be from inherent ability, power of application, or a co-ordination of the two, there is always honor waiting. To the athlete the "H" is the highest gift within the power of the University; to the scholar it is the Phi Beta Kappa key. The values of the two are not comparable for they represent the final success in very different lines of achievement...
President Lowell in his annual report for 1917-18 has sounded the key-note of Harvard's policy for undergraduate education...
...will be played on the Charles between Standish and Gore Halls. The schedule for the series of games is being worked out and will be announced as soon as possible. For the better arrangement of the series, captains have been appointed as follows: for the Standish team, Francis Scott Key; for the Gore-Yard team, Myles Pierce Baker...
...This is to be a peace of justice, not of revenge." This was the expression which Dr. Demetrius Kalopothakes '88, used as the key-note of his lecture on "Greece in the Peace Conference" at the Fogg Art Museum yesterday afternoon. Dr. Kalopothakes pointed out that all that Greece desired was the incorporation of some of the peoples of Grecian blood with the mother country. This would include Northern Epirus, Thrace, Westren Asia Minor, and the islands of the Dodecanese. Greece makes no claim to the territory of the hundreds of thousands of Greeks in Russia, Roumania, and elsewhere...