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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...section-hands, unable to take time from the press of research, are cold and unsympathetic to their struggling pupils, and the Freshman advisors, who ought to shoulder the burden of helping out in time of trouble, have repeatedly been shown to be advisors only in name. As a result, the fire of learning, which the University should encourage in the hearts of even its youngest members, has been smothered instead of fanned...
...passing attack of both teams has been deadly, and the success of both against Princeton has been largely the result of well-timed aerial bombs. Oakes to Stuart, Frank to Kelley are the threats of the day, and their relative success may play a large part in determining the final score. Frank can run, too--but it is the opinion of many Cambridge rooters that he won't outshine a Crimson streak named Stuart...
...interests of resident members of the faculty. Outside lecturers might be called in, dinners held and opportunities taken to maintain such a tradition, if once started. Indeed, ample means could be found to preserve house personalities and cherish them once the initial impulse had been given; with the final result destined to be not unlike the personalities achieved by the several colleges at the British Universities...
...construction of editorials, this board of the CRIMSON is open only to men of the Sophomore class. The lightness of the work in comparison with the routine of the News Board is balanced by an insistence upon completeness of material and a well-informed point of view. As a result, time that would on the News Board be spent chasing stories must be devoted to research into the workings of the University and discussion with the higher-ups of the possibility of improving...
...result is that the Swedish system, so far as it has gone (and it has gone a long ways and seems to be going farther) does work. Its keynote is co-operation--co-operation that arises from an earnest desire of the people to save their democracy and their individual initiative, as well as their pocketbooks for the time being. The Swedes have a democracy much like the English democracy, with a benevolent and hard-working king who fills a deep-seated need for color and is also a symbol about which the various and opposed political parties find...