Word: restorationism
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The most important event in the ever-vital history of athletics has been the report of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, entitled "American College Athletics." The report is of a historic and outstanding significance to college sport. It is the most comprehensive gathering of facts ever made...
This seems to be just another case of the CRIMSON's well-known vacillating editorial policy. But the letters which this editorial evoked are more consistent. Mr. Rounds, in yesterday's CRIMSON, paints a doleful picture of the Club with its tiller lashed bearing down hard on the black rocks...
After ill-fated attempts to imitate first the Western parliamentary and then the Communist systems, the present Nanking leaders are in possession of an ideology more adaptable to the needs of the country and which gives promise of making its exponents the agents of the restoration of order and unity...
Rome, however, was neither built nor destroyed, in a day. Good feeling is indispensable, but also insufficient. Real obstacles which cannot be lightly brushed aside as mere technicalities still block the path to a mutually satisfactory restoration of Harvard-Princeton athletic relations. Of these a fundamental difference in interpreting the...
Next to Japan, Hungary is the most monarchial nation, all the more so because it has no monarch. As U. S. citizens yearn for liquids the Constitution forbids, so Hungarians, because the Allies will not permit the restoration of the Habsburgs, passionately want a king.