Word: thoughtful
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...communication which appears in another column suggesting that the proposed religious building should be erected to the memory of Bishop Brooks is one which will bear thoughtful consideration Bishop Brooks was so much a part of our own lives and of the life of the university as a whole, that we can hardly rest satisfied until some appropriate action is taken to perpetuate his memory among us and among those who are to take our places. That such a remembrance of him should imply the work which he has accomplished here at Harvard is a suggestion which everyone will appreciate...
...arrangements for the funeral of Bishop Brooks, as described in another column. It should be distinctly understood that it is at the particular request of the undergraduates that the funeral procession will pass through the yard. Arrangements for this were made comparatively late last night and were not thought of by those in charge until suggested to them by one of our number as a favor Which Harvard would be sure to prize. Every one must feel the privilege which is thus given, and Bishop Brooks was too much the admiration of each one of us, to make necessary...
...recent action of the Intercollegiate Football Association, providing new requirements for the eligibility of contestants in intercollegiate football games, is one which upon careful thought becomes very significant. It is not the purpose of the CRIMSON to discuss the situation and Harvard's probable attitude; that may be a question for future consideration. There are however, a few interesting points in connection with this matter which as yet have not received public recognition...
THOSE of us who heard Dr. Parkhurst last night in Appleton Chapel could not but be impressed with the teachings of a man who is thoroughly independent in thought and action, who has the courage of his convictions and the spirit to declare them openly. Dr. Parkhust discussed no new practical theories of life but he emphasized forcibly the need to carry the same ideals and earnestness and devotion to Truth into every profession which are so especially expected of the worker in the profession of the Ministry. The courageous remarks of a man who has taken the public stand...
When I left college, I had no thought of entering the ministry. It once occurred to me, however, that I should like to do more for the world than I was then doing, and so I began my study. Since that time when I read the Bible, those words, "Do something for thy brethren," seems to me to be the message from God to this world...