Word: signed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Since all Freshmen will be required to take some form of outdoor exercise after the vacation, they will be required to sign a card announcing their intention, and leave it with Miss Sharkey in the offices of the Department of Physical Education in Wadsworth House before this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Activities which Freshmen may elect include crew, both dormitory and singles, dormitory baseball, track, lacrosse, tennis, and handball. Men in the Military Science department have the privilege of electing equitation as their form of required exercise...
...have heard of this movement on the part of the undergraduates to bring radical speakers to the Harvard Union. I approve of it heartily, it is a most commendable sign of the awakening of liberal thought that must come in America. But I fail utterly to understand why it should be necessary. This attitude of the authorities in laying down an intellectual quarantine, seems to me childish, simply, childish...
...conservative apathy, that existed here before the war. "Of course I would like to see a socialist labor party in America. The Labor government in England is going to bring about few vital changes in the social structure but the very fact that it is in power is a sign of a true liberal attitude. And America is certainly progressing in this respect. It is conflict that brings progress and now that the radicals are splitting from the conservatives, issues will be defined and clarified and the elimination of misunderstanding will bring about a more tolerant, more liberal national attitude...
...impossible for anyone to tell what principles actuate either party. This might seem merely a further sign of the disappearance of party boundaries were it not that President Coolidge has set forth definite issues in taxation and the bonus. The trouble is that beyond a few stout supporters, the President is surrounded by a flabby party. At present the Democrats are fairly leaderless. Their strongest champion and the only one to set up a platform a very wide straddle of reduction in taxes and a soldier's bonus has been badly smirched in the oil battle; Senator Underwood has never...
...Labor Government of Ramsay MacDonald has apparently accomplished, among its other feats, something not wholly political. Whether consciously in order to smooth the way of affairs of state, or unconsciously as a sign of the times, the Carleton Club of London, which in the popular mind is the symbol of all that is most sacred to the British aristocracy, threw open its doors last week to some fifty odd sons of toil and bade them welcome to its Saturday luncheon. For one short hour, at least, the muezzin did not chant his "procul, o procul este, profani," from the holy...