Word: question
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...deserves to succeed. A course which gives so much opportunity for discussion, organization of ideas and public speaking, ought never to be removed from the curriculum even for one year. The present junior class surely should not be deprived of the advantage to be gained from the elective in question...
Harvard Union Debate. Sever 11, 7.30 p. m. Question: "Resolved, That the boycott is a legitimate weapon of labor. This is the last debate of the year...
...just in that of another, if the work of both is aimed at the best interests of the entire college. Throughout the college as a whole the influence of the up per classes is greater than that of the lower, and therefore deserves greater attention in so practical a question where influence is so necessary. In the election of the committee next Tuesday, let representative men of influence be chosen. It may be objected by some that student opinion is not to be governed by the action of a student committee. Yet a representative committee, if elected, is certain...
...CRIMSON, by defeating the Bessies and the Butterfingers, has won a place in the "final round" of the series. The Berries, after having been defeated by the Oxfords, forfeited a game yesterday to the Peachblows, which leaves the question of supremacy in that group to be decided by the Oxford-Peachblow game of Monday next. The final series of three games will be played by the Baby Ansons, CRIMSONS, and either the Oxfords or Peachblows...
...Harvard Union met last night in Sever 11, and debated the question, "Resolved, That responsible government more truly represents the people than our present constitutional government." The ballot on the merits of the case resulted in 13 votes for the affirmative, and 40 for the negative. The debate was then opened for the affirmative by Mr. Paine, '88, who spoke clearly and forcibly. He was followed by Mr. Burdett, '88, for the negative, Mr. Hesseltine, '88, for the affirmative, and Mr. Chenoweth, '88, for the negative. The vote on the merits of the argument of the principal disputants resulted...