Word: objections
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...first of these discussion groups whose object is to stimulate discussion of current topics under intelligent leadership, met on Tuesday night in the Noble room of Phillips Brooks House with the Rev. A. O. Phinney of Trinity Church as leader. The topic chosen for discussion on the following Tuesday dealt with the efficiency of Christianity in solving present economic problems...
...object of these groups is to give an opportunity to students not only to discuss current topics but to discuss them intelligently under the leadership of men qualified to help them. Similar groups last year were most successful. The Phillips Brooks House has declared itself anxious to aid anyone interested in the formation of such groups among the Freshmen. Members of the University Christian Association and the Silver Bay Delegation will be present at the Phillips Brooks House to assist anyone in selecting a group...
...also warned the ex-Premier that in America he would be the object of much curiosity?" a curiosity such as prompted an English girl to ask her governess whether they should go to the Zoo and see the new animals or to Hyde Park and see the American Ambassador in his silk...
...such a great proportion of the people should be Klansmen, one can assume that sympathy with the Ku Klux had little influence in the voting. Nor is it too much for one to assume that the question of a special legislative session was not the primum mobile. The prime object of the people was to tell Governor Walton what they thought of his martial law and his high-handed assumption of power...
...admission are what apparently remain. Turning its back on all of these except the last, the Harvard special committee on admission, in its report last April, recommended "several steps in the way of excluding inferior students". It is too early to judge whether these steps have served their object. Certainly they have done nothing to solve the problem of enrollment...