Word: whether
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...annual bequest of $2,000 offered by Mr. Samuel Sachs, of New York, has been accepted by the Corporation to establish to "Sachs Research Fellowship in Fine Arts." After July 1, 1916, this fellowship is to be awarded annually to any American, man or woman, of proved ability, whether student or instructor, for the purpose of enabling him to pursue in any part of the world advanced studies in the history, principles, or methods of the Fine Arts...
...swimming pool adds a further big attraction to the Union. Whether it is sufficient to turn the scale in favor of compulsion remains to be decided. A correspondent of the CRIMSON assumes that the majority of undergraduates are not members of the Union, and that they will vote for compulsion according to whether they are members or not. It happens, on the contrary, that a small majority of undergraduates are members; but it does not follow that they will vote on so simple a basis. Nor does it follow that the vote will decide the issue. It will simply...
...list of debating subjects give some indication of how rapidly public opinion changes under constant agitation. A year age the question that was debated, not only in the triangular debates, but elsewhere, was whether we should increase our military and naval forces at all. Today the question everyone is discussing is not, "Shall we prepare?" but "How shall we prepare?" The University has answered in a way by forming the regiment and the aero corps...
...student,--to have probed to the truths of life for their own sake. This is the lesson of the college to the artist and to the musician, a desire to understand and to express life, and a firm conviction that what he is doing is worth while, whether it is recognized or not. This is the challenge which must be flung to those who are professionalizing art in this country as our business and even our sport is professionalized. And that lesson the College should teach well...
...care how we go about preserving the life of the Union, whether we put it under the official wing of the University, or whether we open a saloon in the living room. If the Union as a club must die, it must die--unfortunately. But, at all events, we should not make membership in a club or in a pseudo-educational institution, much less in a club combined with an educational institution, compulsory...