Word: opinion
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Brickley '15, captain of the 1914 University eleven, and present coach of the Boston College squad, instructed the drop kickers of both University squads for a short time. After the scrimmage, he expressed his opinion of the University elevens. "The Freshman team looks better than the informals. The line is especially strong, and the quarterbacks show good generalship. It is one of the best Freshmen elevens I have seen...
...mastered before 1921 has a finished team. So much work must be done with the Freshmen that it is doubtful whether I will be able to spend much time with the informal squad. As yet I have not watched them long enough so that I can express any opinion about them. I shall endeavor to be on the field a few afternoons each week in an advisory capacity...
...belief of the Sodality that there is still sufficient interest in good music to justify the continuance of its policy of service to the musical interests of the University which it has maintained for a hundred years. It is supported in this opinion by M. Alloo, of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, who has been secured again as conductor. He states emphatically that since the out break of the war music has assumed "a higher, more sacred position than ever before...
...unenviable light. In this morning's paper we read of the expulsion of Professors Cattell and Dana from that university for holding pacifist views (oh, la belle raison!). Some of us still hold to the belief (is it so unreasonable?) that a professor dissenting from the majority opinion respecting the governmental war policy is not thereby disqualified from teaching psychology or comparative literature. The Columbia Faculty, however, take the opposite view and apparently agree with the Imperial German Government that political orthodoxy is the test of intellectual capacity. Indeed one might say that if this affair at Columbia...
...opinion of Mr. Lane that the members of the University could spare more books than have yet been contributed. Those who have studied French during past years, probably have their grammars or dictionaries which would be invaluable to the soldiers in France. Histories on the war would also satisfy a great want (among the less educated members of the new army...