Word: naming
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...international Socialistic conference to be held at Stockholm shortly might well awaken from its very name high hopes in the breast of a philosopher. The labor of nations in a world parliament! The union of toilers before which all sectional boundaries fail...
...second allotment of rooms for the year 1917-18 in the College dormitories has been announced by the Bursar. Where no class is given after a man's name, he is not this year a member of the University. In the list below, the following abbreviations are used: G'n't, Gannett House; G, Grays Hall; H'ke, Holyoke House; M, Matthews Hall; P, Perkins Hall; T, Thayer Hall; W. H., Walter Hastings...
...meeting in the New Lecture Hall tonight Captain Bowen will explain the system of Federal Camps and answer the questions of those who are uncertain as to what is the best course to take. Men "who wish to know," and their name is legion, should attend...
This is the last time that many men in the class may ever be together. Much of what is now close and intimate will be shattered when men are called to make the ultimate sacrifice for the name of their country. If every there was time when the Class Day exercises and festivities should be held, if there was ever a time when the class should be bound together in the strength of common tradition, the present is that time. Class Day will be held whatever happens, and Seniors should make all preparations to make this Class Day as memorable...
Universal service is the only solution of this great democracy's problem. We are in this struggle individually, and not merely to lend the moral support of our Government's name. Every eligible citizen that considers himself a red-blooded man ought to desire to serve his country. At least he should be given an equal chance. Harvard men have endorsed the principle of universal service by their patriotic actions of the last year. They can do an important additional service by preaching their doctrine to all they meet and by using their influence, however small, to force the passage...