Word: matters
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...scholar nor emblematic of scholarship. Some other form of the "H" might be devised which would be more suitable, or, if the "H" is to be held sacred to athletics, some other badge or mark of distinction might be awarded by student legislation. Is not this a matter worthy of the serious, consideration of the Student Council when it comes to discuss plans for carrying out the avowed purpose of its existence? PROFESSOR T.N. CARVER...
...Matter is conditioned by space and time; direct sensory consciousness is equally so conditioned. The space and time relations to matter may be summed up in one word--separateness; those of consciousness in the opposite term--unity. Consciousness has no dimensions; it includes the universe itself, and self is co-extensive with the universe. Each man therefore carries in himself the conditions and limitations of his own universe. To expand away from the material means spiritual growth; to contract towards it means spiritual deterioration...
...fact of the resemblance of off-spring to parents is a matter of everyday knowledge. In the East this is regarded as an illustration of rebirth or incarnation; the soul having renewed its relations with the material by rebirth. Character is habitual consciousness...
...unnecessary the kind of curtailment to which we are all opposed. We must discuss and vote intelligently; but let no unfortunate demonstration come between us and the happy solution that appears to be in sight. The CRIMSON cannot urge too strongly the necessity of an unanimous expression in this matter and an attendance at the meeting that will leave no doubt of the students' interest in helping bring to a satisfactory close a situation that so closely affects their interests...
...matter of fact the fruits of the petition will soon be apparent. When the Athletic Committee meets tonight, it will probably decide the fate of this whole undergraduate movement. If winter sports are saved, and schedules kept up to a point that will not endanger competition, it will be because the Committee believes that the undergraduates have a practical proposition and one that makes concession in the form of extensive curtailment unnecessary. There have been so many slips 'twixt the cup and the lip that we hesitate to predict just what the outcome will be. There is one thing, however...