Word: leadership
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...last to dissent. There is room for greater promptness and better form in the reporting of regular news. There are neglected fields for legitimate and useful journalistic enterprise. And above all there is room for a more vigorous editorial policy, in short for more of initiative and leadership...
Sixty-two members of the Senior class accepted the invitation to take part in a series of weekly discussions at Phillips Brooks House under the leadership of Professor Royce, on the question of the religious beliefs of students. Of this number, 27 were present at the first meeting; at the second meeting, there were just. 15. It was asked and agreed that each should write a brief paper on the subject; full notice was given, both to those who were present the first evening and to all through the notice column of the CRIMSON--and with all this, there were...
...Captain Fisher of the 1911 football team the CRIMSON takes pleasure in offering the congratulations and support of the undergraduates. In the work of Captain Withington of this year's eleven he has seen inaugurated a standard of efficient leadership which will be difficult to maintain, but which will furnish an inspring example to many future football captains...
...present the greatest obstacle to the growth of the movement is the small number of men qualified for leadership of the "patrols." To meet this need, a class for leaders is being organized to meet weekly on Wednesdays from 7.30 to 9.30 P. M. from January 11 to April 5, at the Boston Y. M. C. A., 10 Ashburton place, for instruction by various experts, such as the state Forester the state Ornithologist, etc. The class is open to the first 25 men who apply, and it is desirable that some Harvard men be among the number. Applications should...
...Roosevelt will speak on "Applied Ethics." Among the recent lectures under this foundation have been the Rev. Henry Churchill King, D.D., LL.D., on "The Ethics of Jesus" and the Rt. Rev C. H. Brent on "Leadership...