Word: sayings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...committee to run the particular entertainment for that week. The officers of the Union have consented to allow the members of the class who have not already joined the Union to do so for the rest of the year for $5 instead of the regular $10 fee. Needless to say, this will be a wonderful opportunity for the men to meet and become better acquainted with the officers and fellow-members of their class. The form of entertainment will probably vary each week, and it is the duty of the sub-committees for each week to decide what it will...
That the editors did not expect the first editorial to carry much weight, is shown by the second--on "The General Uselessness of Editorials." We are led to believe that when the editors have nothing particular to say, they will use this space for other matter. 'Tis well...
...Eliot will speak on what he considers a university must be in order to be national. The subject is important because of its relation to Harvard's present development, and decidedly opportune, for the work of the Federation is to help make Harvard national. What President Eliot has to say this evening will probably constitute a masterful statement of Harvard's prime problem...
...early to say anything definite concerning the prospects of the crew. When they will be put on the river depends entirely upon the weather, but it is hoped that it will be possible about the second week in March...
...Lastly," he said, "do not hesitate, after due deliberation, to stand up and say what you think. Say it pleasantly and not dogmatically; but do not fail to say honestly and sincerely what you believe to be true...