Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Pledges to the Class Fund have been coming in with such unusual slowness as to cause grave doubts in regard to the success of the Fund; in fact, fewer pledges than "Lives" have been received. It will prove of enormous help in the bookkeeping, if pledges are sent in at once, whether or not accompanied by the first installment. Acknowledgments should have been received by all men who have sent in pledges and new cards will be sent upon application...
...hoped that the announcement made yesterday in regard to the first trials for the triangular debate with Yale and Princeton will receive wide-spread and serious attention. There are few, if any, College activities more profitable than debating to the individual or to the University. Yet few receive less attention from the student body. The successes of Harvard in debating have been secured through the efforts of a very limited number of men, but needless to say, those victories have been won in spite of this indifference, not because of it. More general support would put Harvard debating...
Nearly all the difficulties we have to deal with in regard to interstate commerce arise from the laws which now control business. The Interstate Commerce Law of 1870 is a successful attempt to control interstate commerce by regulation: the Sherman Anti-Trust Law of 1890, on the other hand, is an attempt to control interstate commerce by preventing combinations in restraint of trade, and up to the present time it has not been successful. The United States under the law can control the agent but cannot control the interstate commerce that the agent engages in, the latter being under state...
...personal question which enters into the business relations of today is that of individual honor. Many corporations value a man according to the results he obtains in his department, without regard to the methods by which those results are secured. The principle that is to be observed in every business relation, great or small, is this: "keep your honor bright, and do not do for the sake of your employer or your own sake what you know in your heart is unworthy of an honorable...
...BULLETIN has called our attention to the fact that a recent CRIMSON editorial on the exclusion of books from the Reading Room was misconstrued by many. The CRIMSON realizes that the great majority of the Faculty are extremely generous in regard to books they have written. Our editorial, far from being general in its intent, merely wished to protest against two or three books whose exclusion we believe unjustified...