Word: sharing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Student life is less developed in France than in the United States, although athletics are coming to take a larger share of the students' interest. The students as a rule study very hard, in fact strenuous intellectual labor characterizes all teaching and learning in France. The graduate of the French engineering school is more highly trained from the point of view of pure science, but is perhaps somewhat weaker on the applied science and laboratory work than the American graduate of a similar institution. Each country has therefore something to offer to the other. It is perhaps undesirable to change...
...hour could be used with enjoyable results outside of class-rooms and the covers of blue-books. Then really could he who prices himself on his "cleverness" stand or fall on solid merit; and he who is by nature reserved and silent find some few means with which to share his thoughts with appreciative friends...
...supporting company that found verse difficult to say, and more difficult to make heard. Too often did the minor players leave the stage with a racking stage laugh that chilled the spectator, and gave him a sense that they were pleased to have done for the moment with their share in the production. The inane giggle that overcomes most actors whose parts call for an "exit laughing" is something that demands immediate attention in our theatre. Then, too, the entire company stole the Cardinal's fire-works in their mage of handkerchiefs. One would have thought that the entire court...
Coach Fisher and Captain Buell are putting their best efforts into welding together a machine strong enough to get through a road that promises plenty of bumps. Every member of the squad is contributing his share. It is up to the University to organize to support them. Such support can be secured by the early appointment of song leaders for all the games, not for Princeton and Yale alone; by better organized cheering, and above all by spontaneous, sustained interest by Harvard men in the Harvard team...
Faculty members as well as students realize the injustice of asking a man to write an examination with perhaps only one evening to spend entirely on that one subject, unpressed by regular class duties, and both have expressed their sentiments clearly in this regard. The students had no share in making the new arrangements. On the whole, they probably favor a change in the opening date of examinations; but despite this occurrence, University officials should not make such a change entirely at the students' expense...