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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Consistency is, in these days of world stress, with their inevitable appeal to feeling and prejudice, a quality of mind difficult to maintain, but none the less, on that account, to be desired. It seems that no one who has thoughtfully read the editorial columns of the issues of the CRIMSON for Friday and Saturday of last week can fail to have been struck by the fundamental discrepancy in the attitude reflected in these two successive numbers. We are first assured, under the heading "Harvard Internationalism," that "it is refreshing to reflect that some of the great universities...
Crew B: stroke, R. R. Brown '17; 7, A. Coolidge '17; 6, K. P. Culbert '17; 5, H. B. Cabot '17; 4, W. O. Odell '19; 3, T. Fisher '18; 2, F. B. Whitman '19; bow, C. Higginson '17, cox, D. Read...
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...David Douglas Hugh '92, of the Massachusetts Militia, also addressed the meeting and, he using the University's military record, also appealed to those present. He emphasized strongly the disastrous results of indifference to our present needs and quoted the instance of the Brandenbergs to prove his statements. "You read the daily papers now with the accounts of what our boys are doing down on the border and the whole thing seems to be one continuous, serial bellyache. I don't know whether these stories are all true or not, but if even a portion of them are true...
...lectures will be in English. Ability to read ordinary French will be expected. The course may be taken by students who have taken Government 26 in 1915-16, inasmuch as the ground of the course will be different...