Word: reflects
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...rather long program so characteristic of its concerts. It is difficult to determine whether this can be classed as a fault or not; it is perhaps more a tribute to the organization's performance that the audience does not protest at the lengthy presentation. Certainly the concert did not reflect the least abatement in the ambitious aims of the Glee Club and proved that the association is as versatile and accomplished as unanimous opinion maintains...
...present in spite of the disheartening struggles which its members are undergoing. If the sport is not to die out entirely, immediate steps should be taken to support its progress. For until the college provides adequate and accessible equipment, swimming must continue to suffer as a sport and to reflect on Harvard's reputation in athletics...
...except where necessary for a knowledge of the subject. This, however, is merely my personal opinion as opposed to the personal opinion of the writer of the editorial. It seems to me that the editorial column is not the proper place for the expression of such personal views which reflect more on the paper as a whole than on the writer. Matters of this kind should appear as communications where the writer has to stand up for his own convictions and where there can be no shifting of responsibility...
...overshadowing the continuous inuendo of traction scandal that has been the chief note of New York news columns for some time past come the startling reports of the corruption of the police officials, which cannot but reflect on the present administration. Perhaps the satellites of the Enright regime have overstepped and taken in too much hush money for "restoring" stolen automobiles and furthering the illicit liquor traffic...
...during the mid-year period, are planning trips to the mountain regions of New England, would do well to bear in mind that foolhardy escapades reflect on the University as well as on themselves. Because the New England mountains are small compared to those in the West and in Europe, students unfamiliar with their dangers are inclined to regard them with too little respect...