Word: ways
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...longer of any use to stand off and shout our own views, while the Faculty springs a periodic surprise in the form of a blow at intercollegiate athletics. This unfortunate controversy, that is doing Harvard so much harm throughout the country, must be stopped now! There is but one way in which this can be done and Professor Lowell has named the text: "The Faculty, the undergraduates, and those recently graduated must find a common ground, which will be the right...
...this thirty-fifth anniversary of the founding of the CRIMSON, it seems fitting to recall some of those editors of the paper in years gone by who have, in one way or another, done something to make a place for themselves in the outside world. Of these men, some have distinguished themselves by attaining to high political positions, others have been successful in the fields of business and commerce, while still others have become prominent in the world of letters or in the professions...
Eleven hundred and six undergraduates have signed the petition. It is a formidable list, but still far from complete. The petition will remain at the CRIMSON office today and tomorrow. Let nothing stand in the way of its success! Sign on today without fail...
...conduct of athletics can and ought to be improved has, we think, been lately brought home to the College as a whole, and we believe that the time has come when the undergraduates are ready to deal with the problem alone, and solve it in a more permanent way than can be done by the enforcement of regulations from without...
...Corporation will make no new appointment in the present crisis, and that when the time for determining g the new Committee comes, that its graduate make-up will, so far as is possible, be left intact. Only so can any semblance of continuity be maintained; in no other way can the Committee be expected to legislate intelligently against the evils that are in need of correction, and that are so much more harmful than the present extent to which intercollegiate games are played...