Word: reasonableness
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Philosophy--Introduction to Ethics. (Ideals and the reason for their choice. Ethics of individualism. What constitutes welfare? The moral training of the young. The relations between morality and religion.) Professor Royce. Thirty lectures on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons at 4.30, beginning November 7. This course was previously announced for Wednesday and Friday...
Although the football season is still young, it is not too early to express a hope for improvement in our football songs. There is no valid reason why our singing at the large games should be inferior to that of many of our opponents who are far behind us in numbers. Yet we have learned by experience that we have little cause for pride in this respect...
Freshmen are not as a rule as familiar with the nature of the courses open to them as upperclassmen, and it is for that reason that advisors are appointed to assist them in planning their schedules. They should remember, however, that the adviser is intended primarily to help them decide, not to decide for them. A Freshman should have a reasonably clear idea of what he wishes to do, and if he is in doubt about a course which is not within the adviser's department, he should go to one of the men connected with it. By following such...
...seem to be able to send their shell through the water fast enough. The Yale four-oar, on the other hand, works smoothly and forces the boat to run along considerably between strokes. The men appear to be a more powerful crew than the Harvard four, and for that reason are expected to win, although not so easily as last year...
There is some force in the editorial article on "The Proposed Business School," and in the review of "Brown at Harvard." The reviewer deplores, with reason, the hard fortune of our Alma Mater at the hands of her literary exhibitors. It is comforting to have the responsibility of the creatrix of "Brown" transferred from Radcliffe to Wellesley, and to learn that even at Wellesley her stay was short...