Word: proved
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...more particularly the Governing Board. We believe that no language is strong enough to condemn the principle of suppression. But we have never believed that the Governing Board favored or ever even considered such a policy. Nor can yesterday's editorial, if read carefully, be construed so as to prove we felt otherwise...
...Lawrence is confident that this attempt to increase the potential service of Harvard to the country is worth while will be enough for many; while the more conservative, who will demand facts and details, will find plenty of both forth-coming. In this latter exigency, Dean Donham will unquestionably prove of the utmost value. Realizing more fully than anyone else, perhaps, what the possibilities of an independent; fully-equipped Business School are, Dean Donham will combine with his talent for executive work the most intimate knowledge of the uses to which the funds will be put, and of the advantages...
...case. In the future, the Business School men will find themselves, in their splendid isolation, in a unique position for Cambridge to concentrate and to wrestle with the tremendous problems with which it is understood, they are constantly engaged. For many reasons, this disposition of the projected School will prove advantageous. But it must be kept in mind that such desirable expansion depends, with the fate of the Chemistry department and the Fine Arts museum on the success of the endowment fund. In the hands of such men as Bishop Lawrence and his assistants, this success should be assured...
...capabilities to the utmost. But this is not the whole story: If it were, each one of as would go forth to an enlightened hermitage. All this attention to self is subordinate to a more fundamental urge the desire to express that self in relation to others; to prove to the world that we in seeking known! edge rather than more immediate and spectacular benefits, have chosen the better path to real happiness and success, which is realized in the broader and more sympathetic contacts with the world. We choose our extra-curricular activities with a view to meeting...
...outstanding star. B. B. Gilman '25, G. E. Hearne '25, and E. B. Nelson '26, the last of whom was captain of last year's Freshman team are developing rapidly and should win places on the team. For all the positions, the large number of substitutes is going to prove of great value to Coach Shepherd both in trying to find the best possible combinations during the team's rigorous schedule...