Word: think
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...From the world outside there comes a cry that Harvard is indifferent,- yet nothing is falser; men do not rightly judge the attitude of the college. From its foundation Harvard has stood for the cultivation of the individual, and those who do not think say this is selfishness. It is its opposite. Harvard individualism means that every man shall develop what is best in him, that thus he may fit himself to serve his fellows. Toward this ideal the University has struggled for two centuries and a half, and, in these later years, with the development of the elective system...
...proves true to himself and an earnest worker, he is immensely respected, and his influence among his fellows is great. The best men, the men who will afterwards become the best citizens, are not those who tell the world of everything they do and everything they think. Harvard men do not wear their hearts upon their sleeves, but are they therefore to be called less earnest or sincere than the men who have no reserve, to whom nothing is sacred...
When you became students at Harvard you joined a society known to the world as Harvard College. You assumed thereby certain obligations, at least such is our view, and it is as Harvard graduates, as well as citizens of Cambridge that we address you. We think that you will be willing to make the small effort that is required to take part in the parade. A procession representing the different interests of Cambridge, without the presence of a large number of Harvard undergraduates would be strikingly incomplete. The arrangements need not be extensive. A few hours...
...think that the welfare of the College requires you to be in the parade, and we not only cordially invite you, but we appeal to you as Harvard men willing to do your part in supporting the interests of Harvard to join in the parade...
PROSPECT UNION.- There will be a photo taken of this year's corps of teachers at the Union next Monday (May 11), at 1.45 p. m., on the steps of the Union building. Everybody please be there, and promptly. Those who do not receive postals and think they should be in it, please send word to 24 Little...