Word: outlook
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...four years residence, but such a person would stand in no danger of getting the training which it is the purpose of the College to give. So too the youth who spends his time on the bleachers, smoking cigarettes, during the hours of baseball practice may get a broader outlook on the game than is gained by the pitcher or the catcher, but how the broad outlook thus acquired serves to advance either his own physical condition or the game of baseball is a question still unanswered. Emerson's dictum, is often quoted (or misquoted) by persons who in their...
...Ladd '23 and J. Larocque '23 are promising possibilities for the forward line. With Coach W. B. Claflin '15 again at the helm, present indications all go to show that, losing only four men, the University hockey squad has a wealth of material from which to draw, and the outlook for the 1921 season is one of encouragement for a renewal of last year's championship...
...College men should take the part of men of intelligence and culture. The discontent in modern industry is the result of a too narrow outlook. A more liberal culture will reveal the importance and the nobility of the work of the world. It is far from enough to teach our citizens a vocation. Our industrial system will break down unless it is harmonized. There is greater need for a liberal culture that will develop the whole man in the whole body of our citizenship. The day when a college education will be the portion...
...Seikel has promised to coach the team again next year, thus making the outlook very favorable for a successful season...
Graduates who have been in service during the war are receiving particular attention. Beside a large number of men who have been placed, many others have been helped by the office in gaining a knowledge of the general outlook in business and of the different opportunities. During the past year, from November to October, 665 ex-service men have registered. Of this number 130 were placed directly by the Appointment Office, 28 by the Faculty and the clubs; 63 returned to their former positions, 15 returned to the University for further study, and 129 found their own positions. The remainder...