Word: regrets
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...most striking differences, perfectly natural as it is, between school and university life is the change in the relations between professor and student. And it is not without some regret that one feels the lack of close contact between teachers and taught which prevailed in the smaller institutions...
...solve the enigma. "To me our main difficulty seems to be a failure to make a distinction between the two words gourmand and gourmet. When we cease to regard eating as something to be done purely out of habit, finding in it instead untold aesthetic delights, our only regret will be that we did not comprehend earlier." So, after all, Harvard's problem may be merely linguistic...
...regret that no graceful acknowledgement of the courtesy of the Brown cheer-leaders at the end of Saturday's game was made by this morning's CRIMSON. Their action in keeping the goal posts safe from attack by Brunonians, actual and synthetic, was a pleasing, gesture of intercollegiate friendliness which merits cordial appreciation. Very truly yours. R. A. Cutter '22, November...
...CRIMSON cannot but regret this latest action on the part of the Law School authorities. A system of compulsory attendance, compulsory preparation for classes, compulsory extra-curricular work, enforced by the sanction of expulsion, has been recognized to be unsuitable for undergraduate education. Certainly, it can find no proper sphere of application in a graduate, and above all, in a professional school. It is hoped that the recent incident is merely a temporary lapse and does not mark a new departure in Law School policy...
This bad feeling, which we regret as much as you do, demands some sort of a frank and open discussion. Our Council suggests that a representative committee be appointed by each Council, to meet early next month to enter into a complete and frank discussion of the grievances of each university. We feel that only by such means can an ultimate and satisfactory agreement be made...