Word: making
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...College is that the strange youth, the non-conforming to all the passing college fashions of the day, has always had a place there. All the non-conformists do not grow into Theodore Roosevelts--far from it. But the steam-roller of undergraduate sentiment has never been able to make them all alike, and it is much to be hoped that it never will. No college has all the making of its sons. We hold it to be a special distinction of Harvard, however, that it gives the fullest possible scope to the development of their individualities. That is certainly...
...make university instruction a democratic institution and still to maintain it at its present high level is the chief difficulty in the broadening of education. France is now seeking the means whereby it can open the doors of the university to all men worthy of entrance and able to profit thereby...
...time of reconstruction at hand today, France must make the most of the slender stock that is left her. We must start afresh to fill the depleted ranks of our scientists and scholars and we must choose as broad and firm a foundation as possible. Every child in France should have an opportunity to make the most of its latent possibilities...
...special musical Program will precede the address of Dr., Keever on his experiences as chaplain in the 27th Division of the A. E. F. in France, where he served for almost a year. All Lutheran students are urged to be present to make this meeting a success...
This was interpreted to mean that any member of the Graduate Schools who is already qualified to report to the Society or to forums and meetings in Boston or in the surrounding towns concerning any problem of decided contemporary interest, should make known this fact, and that other members of the society, willing to assist in investigations, should volunteer for the purpose...