Word: mindedness
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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"Isabel," first on the program, is an extravagant comedy of Wildean wit, which professes to have no aim or purpose except to entertain. The play opens in the middle of nowhere and rambles through three quite amusing acts, ending in the air. Philip Tonge, taking the part of the husband...
Shortly the unfortunate car owners discovered that their entire fleet had been spirited away like Aladdin's famous castle. They searched and searched, and at last found the garage man and paid him storage. A few, not realizing the colossal sense of humor of the Police Department, are still looking...
The athlete, for one, who is worshipped by all the simple-minded undergraduates, will probably do no more than subsist on his athletic reputation all the rest of his life. It will be his excuse for never doing anything great. Indeed, athletic fame, although it is made so much of...
The leaders in undergraduate affairs, with a few exceptions condemn studies. As men who are thought to be great will always be imitated by other men a large number of students holding approminent place in extra-curriculum activities likewise look upon studies with unconcern. This general attitude is strengthened by...
"Athletics are supported by small-minded men and largely participated in by small-minded men. They will not produce great men."