Word: meanly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...servants of the public. The tyranny of railroad employees has been checked. At the same time the President points out in his letter to the unions, that they have no cause for interpreting this determination of the public not to countenance arbitrary rule by the brotherhoods to mean that the representatives of that same public will not safeguard Labor's just interests...
...over the relative merits of western and eastern football, George Huff, athletic director at the University of Illinois, recently said to The Wake: 'I think the best eleven of the Big Ten for the last four or five years would have beaten the best eastern eleven. I do not mean decisively, but beaten it. By eastern eleven I also exclude those teams recruited by means no longer approved, but include Harvard, Yale, and Princeton...
...urged to give his support to all sorts of College promotions whether he has any interest in them or not, but here is an important intercollegiate meet between three of the colleges strongest in track sports, a meet where the interest and support of our graduates and undergraduates will mean a lot to the Harvard track team in its final outdoor meets. Cornell and Dartmouth men are supporting their teams in unexpected numbers. Harvard men must not neglect this opportunity to show their track team in its final and most important contest of the winter season that the same spirit...
...some of the people. There must be no question permitted as to the power and authority of the people's government, and we must not forget that whether the instrument is an autocrat or a highly organized minority the control of either would mean the failure of that popular government based on law and order and upon equal rights which Lincoln declared must not perish from the earth...
Often have we, surveying the unlovely aspect of the Square, thought how sordid, mean, material it was; how often have we longed for any change anything that would make the dull glitter of Massachusetts avenue a little less stupid, anything to brighten the gloom of this dismal village...