Word: state
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...unconsidered action, should be prevented, (Ibid, 108).- (2) Too great domination over congress by the people should be prevented.- (a) The capriciousness of the public will is one of the greates dangers to the Republic.- (B) The disadvantages of electing both bodies on the same basis are seen in state legislatures.- (1) There is no conservative check in state legislation.- (a) Too much trivial legislation, (Bryce, I, 520).- (2) Both houses of the state legislatures are excessively afraid of the people, (Bryce...
...Senators should represent the states in such manner as their own constitutions distribute power, (Forum, Nov., '94, 277).- (1) The different districts should have equal voice.- (2) The expression of the popular will is thus made more deliberate.- (3) The corporate representation of states is especially needed now.- (1) The national government tends to overbalance the state governments...
...realize that with the growth of the University there has sprung up an evil which, unless counteracted, threatens to assume large proportions. Call this evil indifference, individualism, or what you will, it is a fact that it exists today. Anything that helps to alleviate this state of affairs is to be greatly prized. A class dinner, by making classmates acquainted, causing an interest in one another, an interest in the class, does something toweards this end. Why not, then, have more such dinners? Why put off this social meeting of the class until the men are two thirds...
President and Fellows of Harvard College. Meeting at No. 50 State street, Boston...
April 1. Wednesday.Board of Overseers. Stated Meeting at No. 50 State St., Boston...