Word: opinioned
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...opinion that the position which we took during the War was correct, and we do not regret our action, in fact we are proud of it. But he who shuts his ears to the voice of his adversary in times of peace prolongs the hatred engendered by war. That is why you might like to send a message to my comrades...
...Your demand is without tact and inappropriate. When you write that you are all of the opinion that the position you took in the War was correct, you again betray a colossal ignorance of the fact that in all countries, without excepting the United States, statements are increasing in number from day to day which go to show that the United States fought for a bad cause...
...John Grier Hibben of Princeton University is indicative of an encouraging tendency in American thought of the present day. The general title of the Godkin Lecture, "Free Government and the Duties of Free Citizenship" is a question of interest and importance to all citizens, and one upon which public opinion is ever inquiringly active. Any light which may be cast upon the point is welcome. In President Hibben's address we find the head of one great university placing his opinions on this vital matter before the members of another university. The institutions of higher learning should exercise a strong...
...should all want to know how a lot of people voted and particularly what was the vote of the Harvard Law School, which, without judicial authority, is, one of the most important orifices for the emission of judicial opinion in the country. When the Harvard Law School and the Supreme Court of the United States agree we are quite apt to think that the Supreme Court is right. --Life, April...
...action, it was stated yesterday by both the prosecuting and defensive attorneys Asked by the CRIMSON, if President Lowell's request would injure the government's prosecution or in any way prejudice the jury, District Attorney R. T. Bushnell, prosecuting attorney said, "None whatsoever." Asked of his personal opinion in regard to the President's action, he said, "I am not yet ready to state my opinion, but I will make a statement to the press tomorrow...