Word: viewing
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...regret to see a man specialize too much and confine himself to one subject. The greatest chance of these four years is to get a large liberalizing view of one's position among mankind...
...game from Harvard's point of view was exceedingly disappointing. Dartmouth played a remarkably sharp and agressive game, frequently surprising the Harvard line before it was at all ready for an attack. When the backs struck the line they went at it as if they meant to gain in spite of all obstacles. Though they are said to be weaker than last year, they played a better game than last year...
...disturbance at the opening of the college year, should appeal to the good sense of every Harvard man. We have no sympathy with those who look upon Bloody Monday as a sacred institution and the Faculty in their opposition to it as a body of ruthless iconoclasts. Such a view, for one thing, makes much of what is really a very trivial matter. The fact is that the observances in the Yard of the first Monday of the year are among the last relics of the days when the college man had more of the nature of an academy...
...however, disposed to believe that with these few the literary skill of the entire College is exhausted. There must be more clever writers in Harvard than ever contribute to either Monthly, Advocate, or Lampoon. Whether from laziness, or because the prizes in view are not tempting enough, these men persistently refrain from doing their part to raise the standard of the papers which are the only visible index of Harvard's literary achievment...
Relations with Radcliffe College.June 10. "Whereas in view of the relations now established between Harvard University and Radcliffe College, it is expedient that Harvard examinations should be open to women only through the medium of Radcliffe College,- Voted 1. That Radcliffe College be authorized to provide in Cambridge and (with the approval of the President of the University) in other places where the Harvard admission examinations are held, arrangements by which women may take those examinations; to submit the work of its candidates to the committee of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences on Admission Examinations, and to certify...