Word: truth
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Scraps of truth, however, do come out of Mr. Tunis' athletic plant is dependent on football gate receipts. "Athletics for all" do not come out of the air, and certainly Mr. Conant has not as yet collected his endowment fund for athletics...
...evidence in this astounding tale of big, illegal medicine business, a jury of seven men and five women last week settled down to what they expected would be a long, bitter trial. First witness for the prosecution was the amateur abortionist, Paul de Gaston. He swore to the truth of most of the prosecutor's charges...
...life was spent under the influence of a certain colonel who had played football for Yale in the 1900's, but recently under new official command and stimulated by Tercentenary enthusiasm its thoughts have led "away from the heresies of New Haven and into the paths of Truth." Consequently its "mind will be unsettled and its interests conflicting...
...have read with much interest Bingham's denial of the statement that the H.A.A. has ever paid the tutoring bills of any Harvard athlete and have not the slightest doubt that such is the truth of the matter However, will the H.A.A. deny that there have been arrangements made with the tutoring schools whereby any member of a team who is worried about his oncoming exams may get tutoring at no cost to himself? Of course, this is done only in the case of impecunious students. I have knowledge where such was the case with two of my classmates...
...theory that a liberal education will make a citizen responsible is attractive, but untrue. The truth is that a student is infected by the enthusiasms of his campus. . . . We arouse interest in science, not on the football field, but in the laboratory, and we may now attempt the same direct approach to social responsibility...