Word: soundness
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...about a mile and a half, padding the whole distance. In the afternoon they were given a brush for half a mile, the university crew winning by half a length. No changes were made in any of the crews. today the oarsmen were taken for a sail on the Sound on the steam yacht "Christobald...
...perhaps greater than their information, into profitable discussion. The danger of Socialism in the hands of the masses is great. By learning from an authoritative source the advantages and faults of the movement while undergraduates, Harvard men should be better prepared to aid in the formation of a sound public opinion upon the question as graduates...
...this be justifiable on one ground or another is quite immaterial; the fact that such loose methods, such secrecy, as now prevail, exist and continue merely by the acquiescence of the classes in "things as they are," is reason for a new system which shall be at once more sound and more democratic...
Acting with the approval of the Student Council, the Musical Clubs voted yesterday to petition the Athletic Committee to accept the clubs in affiliation with the Athletic Association. The idea, though incongruous on the surface, is in reality wholly sound. The Musical Clubs have in the past felt the need of supervision and provision for a continued policy such as their present loosely organized state has not assured. The Athletic Association is the only permanent institution available to afford the Musical Clubs their needed stability and continuity...
From such a bit of false realism it is pleasant to turn to Miss Lincoln's play, "A Piece of Ivory." Here we have real people, who are true because they are complex. The little play is very far from being a great drama, but it is good, sound, healthful, consistent work that vividly touches the emotions...