Word: rightness
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...fearlessness of comparative youth recently in appointing a new dean for the Medical School who is 32. Many men in the West and South are looking for a man from outside of Massachusetts, and there is no question but that it would strengthen Harvard in many communities were the right man to be found outside the vicinity of Boston. There have been pleas for men of high scholarly attainment above all, and others for men whose administrative and executive qualities form the basis of their success. The CRIMSON will be surprised if the successor is not chosen from this vicinity...
...supposed that the candidates will be limited to Harvard men. Several brilliant men have been under consideration who have not received their degrees here. There seems to be a fairly general sentiment against the choice of such a man, however, and the CRIMSON is inclined to believe the right man will prove to be a Harvard...
...panic stricken; mere words cannot describe the awful state into which the country has been plunged. Heroic efforts to relieve the distress are being made by scores of men and women in the vicinity whose lives were spared, but more money and more provisions are needed. It is right that this community give of its abundance at this time and contribute liberally to this, the noblest of causes--the relief of human grief and suffering...
...Massachusetts," by S. S. Green '58; "Each in his Own Tongue and Other Poems," by W. H. Carruth, A.M., '89; "Fragments of Empedocles, Translated into English Verse," by W. E. C. Leonard, A.M., '99; "A Working Grammar of the English Language," by J. C. Fernald '60; "Limitations of the Right to Strike," by W. G. Merritt '02; "Times of Sunrise and Sunset in the United States," by R. W. Willson '73; "The Higher Life in Art," by John La Farge '01; "Mars as the Abode of Life," by Percival Lowell '76; "The Art of Painting in the Nineteenth Century...
...Society on the subject of "Books and Readers in Germany and America." He was a guest of the Commercial Club in the evening, delivering an address on "Psychology in Commerce and Industry." Professor Munsterberg spent last Monday in Toronto, and spoke before the Canadian Club of that city on "Right and Wrong in the Prohibition Movement." He delivered two addresses Tuesday before the students of Cornell University. In the morning he spoke to the students of the department of philosophy on "New Developments in the Psychological Laboratory," and in the afternoon addressed the members of the university on the subject...