Word: outlooks
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...character and personality Progressive pupils surpassed their fellows. They had a better attitude toward their responsibilities as citizens, understood the grown-up world better, excelled in cooperativeness, poise, selfdiscipline, creative ability, scientific outlook...
Explaining why Harvard would not be likely to scout the coal mines next year, a country writer on the Pinchurst (N.C.) Outlook says that "Harvard is not a football college." Quoting an old tablet, he adds that it was founded so "or children shall not grow up in ignorance...
...combination of play and theatre is good, the outlook for fall dramatics is promising. Yet there is often a slip between the selection of a play and its production. Only if the Dramatic Club-- by dint of hard work--can achieve the success it expects, should the students, upon whose support the club depends, gather together and chorus, "Good for the Gander...
Although the Harvard Varsity eleven faces its toughest schedule in years minus the services of Charlie Spreyer, first-string fullback who has been called by Uncle Sam, and Bud Waldstein and Stan Durwood, two capable reserves who went on pro after finals last year, the Crimson outlook is growing brighter day by day as Coach Dick Harlow whips a number of rapidly-improving Sophomores into shape as reserves, and a sheaf of men from the injured list return to active duty today...
...outlook, too, Mr. van Mook is American. He has strong convictions on the part the U.S. must play in the ultimate Pacific settlement. He believes in broadening the base of government, eventually to admit the natives to suffrage. Says he of the world of the future, raising a finger at the colonial conservatives who had so heartily disapproved of him during his political period...