Word: liking
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...view of the widespread interest throughout the College in the present campaign, the Wilson Club would like to suggest through the columns of the CRIMSON a joint discussion of the issues involved in the presidential campaign with the Republican Club, the terms of such discussion to be arranged later. We would suggest that the meeting be held in the Union or in some other suitable place in the University, within the next two weeks...
...hibernate, is greater than in the spring or summer. Yet, if we realize the opiate consequence of such laziness, we should bestir ourselves. As Bacon wrote, "Use fasting and full eating, but rather full eating; watching and sleep, but rather sleep; sitting and exercise, but rather exercise, and the like; so shall nature be cherished, and yet taught masteries...
...root of the trouble is not hard to find. The intense rivalry between the various colleges, the subordination of everything to the desire for teams which will win, these things have led to absurd competition in expenditures. It is like the race for armaments. The argument is that no team can hope to win unless it can be provided with all high priced coaching, scouting, dieting and other paraphernalia that its rivals are getting. To the progressive development of that absurdity, as the Yale report wisely points out, there is no end in sight. The time has surely come, therefore...
...Harvard Woodrow Wilson Club is hoping soon to have more rallies like that of last Monday. President Wilson, Vice-President Marshall and Senator Ollie James of Kentucky, are now being sought as speakers in Boston in the near future, under the auspices of the Club...
...graduates have served Germany in like manner, equal honor and respect are due them, and the University is no less eager to recognize their great work, and fittingly commemorate their deeds...