Word: respected
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...coffee. Perhaps "La Menage de Garcon" was one of the potboilers. One of the better potboilers. One cannot be sure when he sees the novel through at least three mediums plus Otis Skinner. "The Honor of the Family", born a bon mot, dies a cliche. One must, however, respect the dead. Mr. Skinner, Miss Jessie Royce Landis are very kind pall-bearers. But why the funeral...
...democratic state or industry. Boards of lay trustees must be entirely dispensed with or come to be regarded, and to function, as mere fiduciary bodies having only powers of review and in veto strictly limited to a budgetary total...only by a return to the early democratic practice with respect to the teaching profession and by an extension of it to include the student community can there he developed a type of school which shall serve as research departments or laboratories for our great and complex political and industrial societies...
Their duty must remain, if not purely contemplative, at least advisory. Not a cooperative educational unit in the legislative or administrative sense, but an organization, which component parts have a common respect; that must be the hope of Harvard. So long as the undergraduate is sanely critical in effective way, through his undergraduate organizations, so long as the faculty has the independence concomitant with excellence in their own field; so long as the Fellows, the Overseers recognize the excellence of the one and appreciate the criticism of the others, then there is no need to build an Antioch Dr. Kirkpatrick...
...what respect, Doctor?" inquired a relative gazing anxiously at the pink muddle...
...undergraduate before the fourth Monday after the opening of college in his Sophomore year, and that no pledge or promise from any Sophomore shall be accepted before the Friday following the fourth Monday. The value of this agreement depends upon each club taking particular care to comply in every respect with its terms...