Word: nevertheless
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Adams House is a unit, a scattered and individualistic mass, but a unit nevertheless. And it is the hope of those men at its head that some day it will develop into a spiritual unit as well. Realizing, however, that this development can only come with time, they are pursuing a policy of cooperative encouragement, not forceful imposition
...clearly undesirable, nor is it intended that we should restrict this more general point of view to the work of a third year and to a small group of graduate students. As rapidly as possible the present curriculum should be permeated with a critical study of wide relationships. Nevertheless, the curriculum of the School must continue both objective and realistic and be kept free from sheer sentimentalism. From a pedagogical standpoint this can only be accomplished by thorough specialized study early in the curriculum of business as it exists both statically and dynamically. The larger objectives can be effectively approached...
...antiforeign propaganda . . . contributed to creating the atmosphere in which the present dispute broke out." It recommends "recognition of Japan's interests in Manchuria," because "the rights and interests of Japan in Manchuria are facts which cannot be ignored." Far from hostile to Japan in tone, the Report is nevertheless firm...
Westbrook Pegler commented: "The prize fight laws recognize punching on the head as quite legal, barring only the rabbit punch [chopping the back of the neck] which is often permitted, nevertheless, so if there must be prize fighting, there must be fatalities and also a regular crop of mental defectives...
...Nevertheless, as long as Harvard debating teams continue to debate before relatively large audiences here and elsewhere, Harvard will be judged by the quality of the debate. In order that such judgment may be to the advantage of the University, everything possible should be done to rescue the activity from the limbo into which it has fallen. Help can come to some extent from the college administration, but unless it is accompanied by an abrupt revival of undergraduate interest, it will not save the Debating Council from being, at best, ineffectual...