Word: past
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1910-1919
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...Magazine has triumphantly stated that out of a total of over 125 editorials during the past year the CRIMSON has not put forth more than six unqualified opinions. Since May 27, 1918, the CRIMSON has printed 316 editorials, of which at least three out of four expressed decided and unqualified opinions, although not as radical or vindictive as those in which the Harvard Magazine evidently delights...
...changed by the action of any American College Boards", concludes Mr. Chapman, "and it is certain that if we are hereafter to produce poets, writers, and thinkers, their power will be drawn from the same sources that have fed the poets, the writers and the thinkers of the past. It cannot be otherwise...
...have been engaged in an activity connected with Phillips Brooks House Association during the past year are invited to attend an informal entertainment this evening at 7.30 at Phillips Brooks House. The purpose of the entertainment is to make possible a closer co-operation in the future between the workers in the various branches of social service, etc. There will be no business whatsoever. Professor Copeland will read several selections, and the usual refreshments will be served. D. C. Hawkins '20, President of Phillips Brooks House is in charge of the arrangements...
Tonight's gathering in Phillips Brooks House marks the close of the work of the Association during the past college year. But in a larger sense it means more. The men who have been contributing their time and service to the many and varied subsidiary organizations are to meet for a good time in the House of the parent association. It is an opportunity for those who have been devoting their interest in a special field to meet on a common ground many other undergraduates and alumni who are actively working along different lines but with the same ideal...
...past and particularly during the war, Phillips Brooks House has fulfilled one of the primary purposes for which it was founded--hospitality. Its doors are always open to members of the University and their guests; and hundreds of men in the military and naval service of their country can testify to the welcome accorded them in the past two cars. It has been true in the past that many of those men active in the affairs of the Association have seen little or nothing of the House itself. Tonight the serious aspects of work are to be left behind...