Word: questioned
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...trials for the Freshman debating team, which will meet Princeton and Yale in a triangular debate on May 7 will be continued on Saturday afternoon. The question for the debate is "Resolved. That the United States should abolish the Monroe Doctrine as part of its foreign policy." The term Monroe Doctrine shall be understood to mean the principle that the United States will oppose, with its armed forces if necessary, the acquisition by a non-American power, by session, transfer, or lease, whether from an American or non-American state, or any territory on the American continents or the adjacent...
...bearing on the subject, "Resolved. That the French Claims to Alsace-Lorraine are paramount," of the Pasteur Debate have been posted in Lower Harvard Hall. The first trials for the Pasteur Medal come in Harvard 6 on May 14. Candidates should come to speak on either side of the question for five minutes. All undergraduates are eligible...
...recent editorial the CRIMSON asked the question: "Why can't the Union have home rule?" By this the CRIMSON means that those most active and interested in the Union should control it. While the men elected at the last election are able men and representative of important University activities, with a few conspicuous exceptions they have not showed themselves particularly interested in the Union. Indeed, this is only natural considering the great amount of their time which is taken up by their other activities...
...second trials for the Freshman debating teams will be held in Harvard 6, this evening at 7 o'clock. The judges will be Mr. C. W. Chenoweth and H. Epstein '16, coach of the Freshman teams. Candidates must speak for ten minutes on either side of the question: "Resolved, That the Munroe Doctrine should be abolished." Candidates will speak in the following order: W. L. Prosser, H. S. Walker, M. L. Levine, E. G. Stanwood, E. Copeland, N. Muskin, A. J. Keele, W. S. Murphy, P. Benton, D. Davis, G. L. Howe, E. Weissbuch, C. Wyche, J. S. Dole...
...Berle advocates a state university for Massachusetts, dealing wholly with one side of a question which has been agitated a great deal lately. This university, be claims, would not merely duplicate what is now in existence, but would be "the old university made over, inspired with the ideal of serving all the people, and vitalized by the service itself." The impression conveyed seems to be that our old universities, at best copies of the European ones, have hardened into a traditional and unpractical from, whereby they benefit the few and disregard the many; that those who come to them...