Word: seemly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...CRIMSON prints below an anonymous article on "The Undergraduate which appeared in the "New Republic" for September 25. The charge it contains were grave and many of them seem unfounded when applied to the University as the CRIMOSN pointed out on its editorial pages in a recent issue. Nevertheless the questions to which it gives rise are vital and now, at the opening of a new college year, the article is especially timely...
...will absorb trusts and labor unions, municipal government and direct primaries, the poems of Matthew Arnold, and James's theory of the emotions. There is no unkindliness of his mind towards fairly concrete material. What he is more or less impervious to is points-of-view, interpretations. He seems to lack philosophy. The college has to let too many undergraduates pass out into professional and business life, not only without the germ of a philosophy, but without any desire for an interpretative clue through the maze. In this respect the American undergraduate presents a distinct contrast to the European...
...yards for a touchdown, a feat equalled after a few more plays by Lyman, who snatched up a second team fumble and raced down a clear field for a score. These two touchdown's, together with another which followed when Soucy gathered in a pretty forward pass, would seem to indicate that the University men had much the better of the argument, but an analysis of the play showed that little ground was gained through the black team on straight rushing. Not the least part of the second substitutes good work was due to the excellent defense provided by McEl...
...intellectual activities that no lecture and no academic occasion that could by any possibility be retained has been suffered to go by the board. The Sorbonne-Harvard exchange has gone on as usual; two Harvard professors have made the rounds of the provincial universities, and incredible as it may seem, the visitors have been made to feel that their hosts were really glad to see them and anxious to hear what they had to say. And there are few Harvard men who would not feel a real thrill of pride could they realize how deeply the French care...
From a comparison of the seasons, the two nines seem to be of nearly equal strength. Each has defeated Annapolis, Vermont, and Virginia, has taken two games from Holy Cross and the University of Pennsylvania, and has broken even with Brown. On the other hand, Yale took two games from Princeton while the University took three, and Yale was defeated by Williams; a nine which met a no-hit shut-out on its visit to Soldiers Field. Harvard's percentage of games won and lost is .777; Yale...