Word: spirited
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...patent, that should be applied for in such a name and under such conditions as the Corporation may determine." It seems that such a resolution would be unnecessary but such, unfortunately, is the nature of man that his individual morality rarely coincides with social morality. But already the spirit of this act of the Corporation seems to be evaded. Following its promulgation Professor Drinker, of the School of Public Health, transferred his patent through a Mr. Wilson to the Collins Company. It is interesting to note the wording of the assignment in trust, dated May 13, 1932: "Until the death...
...along this line it should certainly take definite steps to restrict the patenting for private gain of all work done in laboratories under its control. It is an institution for the dissemination and increase of human knowledge and welfare, and should see that its members properly appreciate the spirit under which it grows and prospers...
Certainly Harvard's spirit, in the first category, was the outstanding feature of the day. No one gave the Crimson much chance of setting back Fritz Crisler's beautifully drilled and tremendously potent warriors, but that feat of holding the Tiger to 7-0 for three periods was a moral victory in itself. Spirit and fight have certainly returned to Cambridge. The amazing thing is that there was only one substitution in the Harvard line at center. The rest of the linemen played for 60 minutes and did a fine job, considering the opposition they were facing. Captain Herman Gundlach...
...Spirit Good...
...already won a reputation as one of the best in the East. No one who has played on the House football field will deny that a victory for Lowell means a great deal to the players and to spectators. If we can attain at least a community of spirit, of which this is evidence, and if we can provide facilities which would otherwise be lacking, and of this ability there is no doubt, we must be satisfied...