Word: willingness
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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When a busy professor, interested in undergraduate life, takes the trouble to give us a little advice out of his greater experience, we feel grateful to him for his helpful interest. When he goes still further and gives another opportunity to those men who did not hear his original talk...
The suggestion that there should be a large commemorative dinner at Commencement time to which all the men who have ever lived in Holworthy should be invited, we consider an excellent one. Each man at the banquet could wear a button giving his room number, or it could be arranged...
Only men who entered College with the class of 1913, or who expect to graduate with it, may make application. Men should form their groups at once; each group should make as many preferences as it is willing to take, and each application must have at least six preferences.
Men willing to make contributions for needy and destitute families at Christmas time may leave such contributions with the graduate secretary at Phillips Brooks House.
He began by showing that the negro race has advantages as well as disadvantages. Only forty-seven years old, it is a young race with all its future before rather than behind it. Ambitious and eager to learn, the negro people are passing through the new experience of owning land...