Word: respective
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Columbia's Nicholas Murray Butler: In respect to manners and personal conduct, present-day habits . . . are quite shocking. One wonders why it is that youth can come to full adolescent years with no apparent appreciation of the difference between good manners and their opposite. Manners are manifested through speech, through dress, through personal bearing and through respect for the personality and the opinions of others...
...only ones in close contact with the men. Frequent meetings of the members of the staff are of value to the students because they all should be doing the same things on the same day to allow discussion between members of different sections. There is also more respect for a thoroughly friendly staff than a formally compatible group. Especially should the Ph.D.'s try to remember that the minute matter which was the subject of his thesis is not of extremely great importance in a Freshman course. His job is to point out general trends that will serve as guides...
Restraint, notes Mr. Edgar, is now characteristic of our leading institutions as loud and glorified boorishness was in the last decade, and there are definite signs of a growing sense of dignity and self-respect on the nation's campus...
This position, which is of great importance with respect to the activities of the Freshman, entails a great deal of work in picking various members of the class of 1933 for different positions such an the editor-in-chief on the Red Book, the members of the Union Committee, the Smoker Committee, the Fall Tea Dance Committee, the Jubilee Committee, and the elections of Class Officers. Kelly will cooperate with the Head Proctor in charge of Freshman in appointing first year men to these positions. Further, he will work with any members of the Class of 1938 in carrying...
...spent the entire summer making arrangements with the leading newspapers to get the exclusive agency for handling them because he thought that a deficiency in this respect has been felt by students coming from distant parts of the United States or from abroad...