Word: respect
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Palmer has any right to apply the words "unfit" and "unfair" to the judges who were selected. Surely their prominence in the community would not lead us to suspect that he is right. All three of the gentlemen in question are well known, and would seem to command the respect and confidence of their fellow citizens. Their disqualifications for such a position seem to have occurred only to Mr. Palmer. His first specification is that they are all New Englanders. This is not quite true literally as Dean Albers is a native of Illinois. It is true, however, that their...
First, however, let me state that I am a Harvard man--for three years and more an undergraduate in the class of '19--now a member of the class of '22 at West Point. I have the greatest respect, admiration, and love for my old Alma Mater, but I also have the same for my new. Consequently, I can ill conceal my displeasure at. Dr. Eliot's remarks, coming from a man whose opinions are so highly respected. I believe he is sadly misinformed...
...team. A week or so ago President Eliot saw fit to criticize the United States Military Academy at West Point, and this week feeling perhaps that he should have begun at home accuses the Harvard students of being "Woozy." The CRIMSON and the University have always had the utmost respect for President Eliot, who, by his actions and words has ever stood for the finer things, has ever proved himself one of the greatest of Harvard men. But we feel, nevertheless, that these recent utterances were ill advised and liable to harm the University...
...biography of Theodore Roosevelt by one whose deep love and respect for the great American give his little volume an exalted spirit...
...Recent developments have not changed my opinion in respect to a League of Nations," Mr. Taft continued. "But there is this to be said: It has developed that we cannot secure a League without what are called the Lodge reservations. College men should, therefore, be for the adoption of the League with these reservations, which Lord Grey's letter shows will be accepted by the European and other powers already united in the League. The President's supporters should have ratified the Treaty with the reservations as early as November last when they had the full opportunity...