Word: rested
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...compose the academic freshman class, at Yale while the same number has entered Sheffield. The annual rush between the sophomore and freshman classes resulted in a victory for the latter after an unusually long contest. This is the last year that the freshmen will be isolated from the rest of the undergraduates. Their present dormitories on York street will be abandoned for the new system whereby the freshmen will have Berkeley Oval, in the dormitories surrounding which the juniors now live...
...them, the tremendous public service which Columbia performs cannot be overlooked. Before the year is over 20,000 men and women will have come under the direct, personal influence of the university. Some of them will study in the regular class-rooms in the various departments, and the rest will receive extension instruction from members of the faculty. A new feature of the work this year will be to give the thousands of the city's immigrants first-hand information about the duties and ideals of Americans...
...should, however, be said that these excesses of German vitality, so skilfully used by anti-German writers to discredit Germany's position in the present conflict, have not, as is asserted, been a serious danger to the rest of the world. Rather have they been an element of weakness to Germany herself. They are not essentially different from the spirit of haughty masterfulness that characterized English foreign policies and English insular self-sufficiency throughout the larger part of the nineteenth century; or from the French belief in the superiority of France in all matters of higher civilization; or even from...
...good opinion and sympathy of this University--how strongly they desire "that Harvard at least should know the truth of this war," as they often expressed it. President Eliot's views concerning it have been widely read in France, and have created a profound impression there; whatever the rest of the United States may feel and do, the French look to Harvard for assurances of friendship and understanding. Only those who have recently been in France can understand how highly such assurances are prized there today...
Phillips Brooks House will be given over to an informal gathering for the class of 1919 tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. As usual, various undergraduates prominent in athletics, journalism and other such activities, will speak, and the rest of the evening will be given over to refreshments and introductions...