Word: responded
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Receipts stood at the $20,535 mark late last night as the Food Relief Committee decided to appeal for a second time to 1515 faculty members who have as yet failed to respond to a mailed request dispatched early in the campaign...
...President was informed by letter that he had been chosen an honorary editor of the Harvard Crimson, campus newspaper. When the Crimson got a formal acknowledgement from the White House, it had to respond with some sad news: somebody had just been hoaxing the President-Crimson rules forbade honorary editors...
Once again the time has come for us to make the gesture of good will to them . . . for if we, professing to believe in the Golden Rule, do not respond to the situation, we cannot help but lose face in their eyes, in our own eyes, and in the eyes of the rest of the world. It is a gesture which will bring rich rewards-we must live peaceably with them, and with ourselves...
...undergraduate body will respond to the Council's request for consolidated complaints, the Administration's defense may be shattered. That there are legitimate student objections is apparent; if enough of them can be registered, Mr. Hanford's first objection will dissolve. And in the process of examining those complaints, the Faculty and Administrative Board may be made to realize that the commitment to give these men who are already in the College a real Harvard education may take precedence over the desire to give a few more men a chance for that education on a different--and lower--level...
John O. Cate, manager of the S. S. Pierce rum refectory, has been conducting a sale of that West Indian brew for the last week. "Harvard men like scotch," he sighed, looking at the unsold rum, "but they will respond to Southern Comfort as well as General Grant...