Word: opinion
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...hoped that the members of the Senior Class will not forget the important changes in the Class Day exercises proposed by the Corporation. Seniors are again reminded that the Class Day Committee wishes to hear the opinion of the class on the proposed changes either by direct correspondence or by communications in the CRIMSON...
...CRIMSON publishes this morning a very important communication from the Class Day Committee suggesting changes in the Class Day exercises. These changes were proposed to the Committee by the Corporation and are put before the members of the Senior Class in order to get their opinions. The changes proposed are radical and must be carefully considered before a final opinion, either for or against them, is expressed or any decision come...
...faculty coaching." But the possibility of "abuse in this direction" is not "a very remote one." The editorial in the News admits that "it is easily possible that there is danger of the debaters getting too much of their argument from their coachers." There is merely a differece of opinion at Harvard and Yale as to how far coaching by faculty members can safely go. Harvard believes that Yale has gone too far; Yale is sure she has not. With these differing opinions the debating conference broke up last year...
...asked that such help be limited to the giving of information. We opposed only the revision of speeches by members of the faculty and their participation in practice debates. Mr. Clark says that "It was found impossible to come to any agreement upon the subject, Harvard holding a different opinion as to the point at which faculty assistance becomes unjustifiable from that of either Yale or Princeton." At first the Princeton representatives did side with Yale, but after we had explained our position they joined us and supported us in all the discussions of this question. They did join with...
...Fiske closed with a comparison of life in New England and in the Carolinas, saying that in his opinion with such differing conditions the Civil War was inevitable...