Word: opinions
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...opinion of authorities on sociology, said Mr. Ramanathan, the nations of the west are progressive, while the nations of the east are stationary. One of the standards by which the advancement of nations is measured is industrial progress. By this standard the western nations are called progressive and the eastern nations stationary. But the east believes that effort for industrial progress should not be expended beyond a certain point. Industrial progress and spiritual progress should hold a sort of balance. If the goal of action is anything beside the satisfaction of the senses, then the progress of a people should...
...whose eligibility seemed questionable to the Harvard Football Management. Exercising his undoubted right, Captain Hurley at once forwarded a respectful protest. The name of one of these persons is apparently to be withdrawn. Regarding the other person, the question of his eligibility turned upon a perfectly legitimate difference of opinion with respect to the application of the eligibility rules. The protest implies no charge of bad faith in the matter, and is one which ought to be discussed and settled in an entirely friendly manner. The arrangement for settling such cases provided by the articles of agreement gives no occasion...
...approved will then be voted upon by the citizens of Cambridge at the city election to be held on December 12. In thus providing for the approval of the plans at the election, an opportunity, which they have not yet had, is given the citizens of expressing their opinion on the subway question...
...independence in the work of a scholar. He works by himself, has his own methods and habits, and although he likes sympathy from workers in his own line, he is not dependent on the co-operation of many people, nor is he under the pressure of public opinion...
...London News, Illustrated Sporting News (N. Y.), Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News (English), L'Illustration, International Studio, Independent, Judge, Life, Literary Digest, London Weekly Times, McClure's Magazine, Musical Times, Nation, New England Magazine, Nineteenth Century, North American Review, Outing, Outlook, Photo-Miniature, Popular Astronomy, Popular Science Monthly, Public Opinion, Puck, Punch, Quarterly Journal of Economics, La Revue de Paris, Rider and Driver, Saturday Revue, Scientific American, Scientific American and supplement, Scribner's, Shooting and Fishing, Speaker, Spectator, Tatler, Technical World, Theatre, World's Work, Yachtsman, and World Today. In addition leading papers of the various colleges and universities...