Word: vitalizer
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Appleton Chapel where Professor R. DeC Ward '89, chairman of the board of Freshman Advisors, will speak at a 15 minute service. At 9 o'clock the entire class of 1930 and all other new students will assemble at the New Lecture Hall to hear four short, but vital, talks, Delmar Leighton '19, secretary of the Committee on the Choice of Electives, will explain the principles of "concentration" and "distribution"; Associate Professor J. B. Conant '13, will outline the methods used in the study of science in the University; Assistant Librarian W. B. Briggs will outline the best...
...Class of 1930 is now an entity. What once existed as so many senior members of so many schools and academies in so many states and countries now lives as a vital part of Harvard University. And in that fact lies just as much hope for the University as there is hope for the individual who, this week is finding himself a resident of Cambridge...
...atmosphere in which Truth can flourish is that of freedom. Hence there is no undistinguished background to this benefice, received as their trust by the Class of 1930. Not the futile liberty of frenzied, nor the license of vulgar minds, but the freedom essential to the growth of decent, vital, creative minds--that is the gift with which Harvard University endows its students...
...responsibility of freedom. Perhaps that responsibility is gray to others. It cannot be gray to the Harvard student. The colors of accomplishment have long tinted the dulness with delight. This freedom--this responsible freedom is the distinguishing attribute of Harvard University. The Class of 1930 is now a vital functioning, accomplishing part of that university. It is for them to maintain their individual and united right to their heritage...
...decree is understood to form part of the Mantua Fascist campaign for the conservation of vital energy...