Word: moralizers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Court's statute. But we should not be taking on any specific obligation except that of paying our share of the expenses. We could use the Court then precisely as we can now. We should be no more bound to use it, though we should have some greater moral responsibility to keep it going. So from our own point of view, the situation would not be greatly changed...
...think the problem is this Court or none. I cannot imagine success for a new effort. I think it comes with bad grace for us to propose it. If we would live up to our professions in the Hague Conferences and during the War, we must put our moral support behind the Court that exists, and announce to the world that we applaud the gain that has been made...
...enjoyment of sports-manship. Undergraduates really believe that to be strong and manly--and successful--in athletics reflects credit on their alma mater and that the credit of their alma mater is somehow worth while. As nowhere else in modern life, they learn obedience, discipline, fortitude. Among the "moral substitutes for war" demanded by William James intervarsity athletics should rank high. It would be sad, if, in revaluing college spirit, we destroyed...
...subjected practically every other Sunday to a moral fight-talk by Dean Charles R. Brown of the Divinity School, who once in a moment of ventriloquistic inspiration impersonated the Savior and has since been known as the 'Ecclesiastical Barnum...
...VORTEX-Drugs and dissipation softening the moral fabric of British semi-society...