Word: phase
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...affirmed that the theoretical relations between the faculty and the senate have been preserved. Unlike every similar body, probably, the senate has the sympathy of the faculty to a greater degree than that of the students. The new system of government, of which the senate is merely a phase, was at first as thoroughly misunderstood at Amherst as it has been since throughout the college world, and the senate shared the same disapprobation and ridicule. The old disfavor is, of course, rapidly dying out; the senate is no longer expected to accomplish impossible things, and depreciated because it does...
...work. Many of our old boats which are making strenuous endeavors to rot away in idleness, if sent to the different schools, more widely than heretofore, would bring us in a few years the most valuable material for successful crews. This idea could enter into the treatment of every phase of athletics, and tennis and lacrosse would feel its influence as well as the more important sports This dearth of good athletes can only be ascribed to our reprehensible neglect properly to foster our athletic sources. A loyal interest in the welfare of Harvard athletics demands that greater attention should...
...following interesting glance at an important phase of German University life is taken from the columns of the Amherst Student...
EDITORS OF DAILY CRIMSON.- We wish to call attention to a new phase of the petty thieving which has lately appeared among us. The Lampoon regularly issues a set of cards with the first drawing in the number upon them. These are posted by our agent at Memorial Hall and elsewhere, and materially aid the sale of the paper. For several months complaints have been made that these cards are regularly stolen, frequently before they have been on the bulletin board ten minutes...
...correspondent's suggestions as to a method of selecting a representative student committee are not without merit. If this committee were to be composed, for example, of the presidents of our numerous social, athletic, and literary bodies, it could hardly be said that any phase of student life was neglected in the choice, and the actions of such a body would meet with the approval of the undergraduates. In regard to the last suggestion contained in the communication, we would say that it has always been a matter of surprise to us that the faculty has so completely ignored...