Word: vitality
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Despite all the effort that is made to becloud the one real issue of the campaign by personal and petty considerations, the fact remains that the thinking voter must choose between a League of Nations and the Republican party. Therefore it behooves those who-out vital and progressive issues above narrow partisanship to vote for Cox and Roosevelt. MALCOLM H. DILL, '20. CHARLES W. ELIOT 2D '20. GERALD MURPHY 2G.L.A. RUSSELL M. SANDERS 2G.B...
...social problems of this day are so acute and widespread that the cooperation of all thinking men is necessary to cope with them. No student need defer his participation, in their solution until after graduation, for there is simple opportunity for vital service by undergraduates. Postponement of social service is not only unnecessary but is also likely to be unwholesome, in that it leaves the humanitarian impulses--so essential to human progress--unused during a period which is most favorable to their development. Habits of generosity or of selfishness towards one's fellows are easily formed, but broken with difficulty...
...considerable population really Russian, nor any routes of communication Russia needs, nor any economic resources of real importance. It seems to me that such a frontier, if it is definitely established, will not injure any genuine Russian interest, while on the other hand, it will guarantee and safeguard vital interests of Poland...
...October 7th is reported to have said: "I understand the position of the Democratic nominee and he understands mine. In simple words it is that he favors going into the Paris league and I favor staying out." In view of the fact that the League of Nations is the vital issue of the campaign, a Cox-Roosevelt Club has been formed for the effective organization of pro-League sentiment among the students of the University. Believing that the League is the greatest moral issue with which the people of the United States has ever been confronted, the Cox-Roosevelt Club...
...work of the Brooks House Association again looms up as of vital interest to the University. The Phillips Brooks House is not only the religious center of Harvard; it is also the oasis from which spring all our social service activities. Every year sees more and more of an increase in the good work done by its members from reception--as, for instance, that one recently given to foreign students--to University Team and the relief of some of the hopeless conditions in the slums...