Word: subs
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...world power, is tottering on the edge of a precipice. When the edict was first issued from beneath the golden dome on Beacon Hill the populace rose as one man to back up their popular leader; and for nearly three years "Law and Order" has been a sort of sub-motto for the Commonwealth...
...discussed, at some length, the Student Advisor system and suggested two possible means of improving it. The second of these was that the advisors should be appointed before College opens. In support of this mention was made of the fact that the data in the records of the sub-Freshman is ordinarily sufficient for the College Office to determine what sort of an advisor he requires. No consideration, however, was given to the difficulty of selecting advisors before their Senior year has begun...
...percentage of the incoming class is at hand by July, it seems as if this clerical work could be done before the September rush begins. True, the Freshman Dean has had no opportunity of sizing up the Freshman. Yet there is almost sufficient data in the records of the sub-Freshman to give him an advisor who would have the same interests as his and would be sufficiently older...
...very conceivably be totally unfitted for the position. To have the class committee elect both the Secretary-Treasurer and Student--Council members would be a more satisfactory method--every member of the committee having one vote on this occasion. The other committee men would be utilized for the various sub-committees which are necessary at times...
...court proceedings may be dignified and reasonable, as observers state, to the outward view. But certainly, sub rosa, all of Germany is smiling at the ease with which the defendants obtain a verdict of not guilty. Dignity and reasonableness are masks as easily assumed as is the guise of poverty. But why assume a disguise at all? Certainly no one is deceived by a trial that does not convict and a court that never condemns. There is no need in raising a hue and cry about punishment, if the punishment is never going to fall. The court and its actions...