Word: question
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Each man will be allowed to speak eight minutes on either side of the question, "Resolved, That for the student of average ability, a large college such as Harvard, Yale or Princeton is preferable to a small college such as Beloit, Williams or Bowdoin." Three men will be picked from each class. Any upper-classman may enter the trials by presenting himself at the appointed time...
...miss in this room pictures of our contemporary teams and the question occurs to us: Where are they? If the answer were fully given it would certainly be a long one. We find some pictures at "Rammy's," others at "John's," a few at the Weld boathouse, a few at the Newell, some more at the Locker Building, and others in the Gymnasium. It does not seem to us that the athletic part of the University is fairly represented in the Trophy Room, and it does not seem to us that these separate collections, however complete they...
...coming from private schools have received a one-sided training, just as truly may it be asserted that public school men have not enjoyed a well-balanced education. Thus we are able to see that the problem of warped training is not confined to one set of schools; the question is two-fold and equally important in both phases...
...Freshman debating teams to take part in the second annual Freshman Triangular debate will be held in Sever 11, tonight, at 7 o'clock. The following 16 men, arranged in the order in which they are to speak, will speak for ten minutes on either side of the question, "Resolved, That the initiative and referendum be generally adopted in the American states," twelve of them being retained for the final trials to be held next Friday: J. Davis, S. H. Lewis, R. H. Pass, E. S. Greider, E. R. Roberts, B. Woronoff uC., B. Winkelman, L. E. Knowlton, P. Barnet...
...excellence of those who teach. The second aim, made far more feasible by the growing McKay fund, is to accept as professors only men of real note. Harvard University was the first in America to take up applied science. It had the first professor of engineering. Today, beyond question, especially as exponents of the professional side of Applied Science, the staff is extraordinarily strong. The Engineering School, like the Law School and the Medical School, is almost universally regarded as standing extremely high...