Word: problems
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Without presuming to give advice on a problem which is essentially one for Yale alone, it would seem to the average student that the position of the News is no more than logical. To establish each department as a unit would be to strength both; and neither would be to strength both; and neither would lose touch, since the title of Yale University would, as it does now, include both "Sheff" and the college. This tendency toward simplification is but another example of the present Oxford movement. When colleges cease to fear the restrictions of names a great advance will...
There has probably been no greater problem facing the British Empire at least in its colonial affairs than the problem of India. Ever since its annexation to the Empire. India it seems has been more or less of a white elephant, bringing with it as much trouble as good...
During the last decade the problem of what to do with India has become more and more acute. Just as the spirit of nationalism brought on the train of the War has pervaded Europe, so it has begun to spread into India, under the fostering care of men like Gandhi and his associates...
...statement of the problem is indeed simple Should Great Britain grant India antinomy on the question of independence, and if so, when? But the answer to this question is one well calculated to tax the powers of the greatest statesman...
Much the some problem, it is true con-confronted Cavour and Bismarck, but it is in the difference of treatment, and particularly in the history of the two nations in the years immediately after their unification that the chief interest lies. "Italy's appetite", said Bismarck, "had grown before its teeth." He saw to it that Germany grew teeth first...