Word: naming
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Nominating Committee of the class of 1915 has compiled a provisional list of the members of the Senior class. Copies of this list will be posted in the Union, Phillips Brooks House, University Hall, and the Common Room of Thayer on Friday. Anyone whose name is left off this list can petition the committee to have it added thereto before Monday, November...
...student body is unflinching and enthusiastic. Whether we come off triumphant or downed in defeat, the climax of this enthusiasm should be sportsmanlike to the last degree. The man who lets the truant spirit carry him off his feet, who forgets that what he does is done in the name of his University, is no true son of Harvard. But the same strong, though temperate, confidence that we have in the team to do its utmost for victory, we place in every Harvard man to win his battle against misdirected exuberance--if he does not forget...
...Brennan, of Leetonia, Ohio; Morris Larned Greeley, Jr., of Winnetka, Ill.; Bernard Zachary Nelson, of Dorchester; Henry Sprague Sturgis, of New York, N. Y. These men will compile a provisional list of the members of the Senior class and post it in some conspicuous place before Friday, Anyone whose name is left off this list can petition the committee to have it placed on before next Monday...
...indirect influence wielded by such a University as Harvard is infinitely great. It is the duty of the University to attempt a wise solution of this problem by the exercise of the fullest knowledge and most careful deliberation and not by giving apparent judgment through lending the name of Harvard to the formation of a Machine Gun Company...
London has invented a name for men of peculiarly detached type of mind who can continue their own business regardless of the war conditions which exist in England today. They are called "Tommy Browns.' The "Daily Mirror" explains the term. The original "Tommy Brown" was Sir Thomas Brown, who at the time of the English civil war took absolutely no notice of the conflict and continued his studies as though no war were in progress. His "Religio Medici" and "Uvu Burial," two master-pieces in English Literature were produced at this time...