Word: questions
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...question to award the "H" or any other insignia pertaining to the athlete to men of high standing. The University letter is so identified with the University teams that it belongs solely to them...
...corruption in all the school boards that have been elected by universal suffrage. The working classes do not at present realize the evils existing in American city government; but when this appreciation is brought home to them, they will undoubtedly be on the side of the right. The question at present is, Should not universal suffrage be given a fair chance to show that with efficient machinery it can establish a city government that will be at once efficient and pure...
...Buddhist doctrine is this,--that a man consists of states of consciousness; and in the persistence of these states the question of man's immortality is bound up. States of consciousness are divisible into two classes: those that originate from without and those that originate from within. The first are conditioned by time and space, the latter are not. A state of consciousness may originate through the senses, by the will, or spontaneously...
From the discussion of the Des Moines system of general administration President Eliot passed on to the question of public school systems as they are in force in all various cities. The main difficulty in all municipal goverment is found in enlisting the intelligent interest of all classes of citizens. School are the one thing in which there is a general interest and as a result they have generally been well provided...
...clock and take the 9 o' clock train from Boston. Captain Dodge has been forbidden by the doctor to take part in the meet. If he is allowed to go to Philadelphia at all, he will be merely a spectator: that he will run is out of the question. While away the team will stay at the Idlewild Hotel, Media, Pa., just outside of Philadelphia. The squad will return immediately, arriving in Cambridge Sunday morning...