Word: uses
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...order to supplement the work of the Nominating Committee of the Senior class, it is most important that all Seniors make free use of the privilege of nominating officers by petition. Any 25 members of the class may now make additional nominations for the offices of Marshal, Treasurer, Orator, Ivy Orator, Odist, and Chorister. The privilege will last, however only until 7 o'clock Sunday evening, by which time all petitions must be in the hands of E. A. Hill '19, chairman of the Nominating Committee, at the CRIMSON Building. The elections will take place on next Tuesday...
...obtain the knowledge that will enable us to express ourselves in clear, coherent, and elegent English? Or are we to believe that America has become so thoroughly infused with the spirit of militarism that the people cannot communicate their thoughts to one another save by the use of the terse and laconic expressions that form the working vocabulary of a commanding officer...
Supplmentary to vision is the requisite of valor or moral courage. The world is filled with men gifted with a divine power of vision, but who lack the valor that is necessary to put what they have seen to some use. What would Theodore Roosevelt have been worth without the moral stimulus which prompted his determination to "make the world over"? There are hosts of men who have failed to achieve all that they might have because they lacked this very necessary attribute of true greatness. The vision to see, and the valor to be,--this twofold quality...
...important for the members of 1919 to remember that successful and satisfactory elections depend on their free use of this nominating privilege. Too often in past years dissatisfaction has been expressed with the way in which the elections were conducted by men who never once thought of making use of their rights to express themselves before the election day. During the next two weeks the Seniors will probably dabble in politics but if 1919 lives up to its former standards and endeavors, its criticisms will tend rather towards thoughtful construction than towards thoughtless denunciation...
...possible, after the Officers' Material School is disbanded, that upperclassmen may use the Smith Dining Hall. Standish and Gore Dining Halls are being used entirely by Freshmen and Unclassified Students, and many upperclassmen living in the Freshman Halls, or in the neighborhood, have to walk up to the Union for their meals. This may relieve the demand for tables in the Union sufficiently to give up the use of the Reading Room as a dining hall. Last year this room was changed into a University eating hall because Memorial Hall had been given over to the Radio School to use...