Word: sentimentality
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...order to show the sentiment of the Senior class in favor of this move, copies of a petition to the authorities have been placed, with the approval of the First Marshall, in the entries of the Senior dormitories and in the Crimson Building. Seniors are urged to sign the copies at once, in order that they may be collected and forwarded to President Lowell as soon as possible. RANDOLPH B. SMITH '22 HAROLD B. BROSS '22 JOHN F. STEARNS...
Moreover, "it has been done"; in 1916 the Commencement Exercises were held in the Stadium, and according to all reports it was a highly successful occasion. Whatever sentiment and tradititon may favor Sanders, it does not seem that they outweigh the facts of the greater comfort, capacity, and beauty of the Stadium...
...progress the criticism in even worse. His one course, when he has not been consulted previous to the sending of the invitation, is to let the lecturer go on and trust that a university audience has balance enough not to be too greatly affected by platform sentiment. It is unfortunate that President Atwood did not pursue this course...
...whistle and declare a touchdown the instant a man carries the ball across the goal line or a forward pass is completed in the end zone. The question of "clipping" will be brought up with the possibility of an increase in the penalty as there has been a strong sentiment that "clipping" must be eliminated from the game...
...Seniors cannot put forward any argument that will appeal generally to every one. The Juniors must experiment for themselves. All that the graduating class can say is that there are indubitably many advantages to rooming in the Yard, not the least of which is the intangible sentiment attaching to it. And there the case rests. It is for the Juniors to reject or accept it; theirs alone will be the loss or gain...