Word: phase
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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There are great possibilities in these debates. They give expression to a new phase of college activity, and we predict that they will, if properly managed, come to occupy an important sphere in college life. We hope to see the clubs thrive, for the more healthy activities our University has, the better educator will...
...seems to me that hardly enough emphasis has been given to the fact that nothing jeopardizes the health of the students more than this very bath room about which so much has been facetiously written. With a view of calling the attention of the authorities to this phase of the matter I offer the following facts. Here is a picture to be seen at the gymnasium any day from four to six p.m. during the winter months...
...circumstances make this especially contemptible. The first is that the Guide vehemently protests against certain charges of crookedness in the National League and insists that only those "accustomed to crookedness and hippodroming cannot imagine that anything in the way of sports can be free from some one or other phase of dishonesty." The second is that the accuracy of the editor's figures suggests that they were obtained from some tabulated statement, like that in the Crimson of February 9, 1893, where the expenses of the Harvard nine were itemized in full; but that the editor preferred to suppress them...
...Whether he was the greatest man that ever lived or not, is a question for controversy, but I think no one will deny that he was the greatest expresser the world has ever seen. He remains to this time the world's greatest achievement. To adapt a phase of Sir Richard Stelle's, we may say, that to know Shakespeare is a liberal education - a revelation of truth. The magic of his genius will confer a blessing upon the young and old alike, and you will find in his works whatever you seek - provided you are searching for truth...
...glad to see that an interest is being taken in the question of the proposed new building. The writer of the communication in this morning's issue has stated in very clear terms a definite phase of the subject. We wish we might receive more such communications. The more the question is discussed and the greater the number of points of view presented, the more satisfactory will be the ultimate result. While not wishing at present to commit itself to one side or the other of so debatable a question, the CRIMSON will gladly welcome any thoughtful expression of opinion...