Word: shared
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...clock. Having access to his desk in the evening, the budding scientist,--the would-be chemist in particular,--would be free in the afternoon to air his genius on the field of sport. In that this project would enable an ever-increasing group of students to enjoy their share in the advantages of university life, the additional expenditure involved should be no great objection...
Even the Contributors' Club and the Contributors' Column share in the performance, and all the details of type and forms aid in the stage setting...
...with the approval of the entire student body. Over a score of American colleges ranging from Maine to California and from Wisconsin to Louisiana, are sending representatives to Technology. With delegates coming to Cambridge from all sections of the country, it is only fitting that Harvard should have some share in welcoming them...
...efforts of the defenders of law and order to prpevent Harvard from becoming an institution for the propagation of anarchy are laudable but misdirected. Harvard has always boasted of its pretensions to being a section of the outside world, and as such we would be incomplete without our share of "reds." The Liberal League has done its best to secure representation of the conservatives, and the National Security League can do more the "counteract the poison" by joining the Liberal League and making it truly liberal, than by its "militant organizations." At any rate, the CRIMSON wishes to prevent these...
...between its work and that of such admirable assisting artists as Kreisler, Hempel and Albert Spalding. This chorus, almost alone among amateur choruses in the United States, will bear judgment by the highest professional standards. It no longer needs apologists except when it has to cope with people who share the curious prejudice that there is something not thoroughly manly about college men singing anything but bad music...