Word: wording
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...entirely. At the present, however, would it not be the wise way to ask the powers that be at Columbia why she followed such a course. When this challenge has been made, that institution of learning can decide as it sees fit. If it refuses to give out any word on the subject, then each individual has the right to judge as his convictions or inclinations direct him. If the just grounds are proved, the matter is settled. Perhaps this is what the author of this letter meant. Perhaps his letter was intended as a challenge to Columbia...
...that its pulse is as strong, its brain as clear, and its voice as authoritative as before it read its own obituary. And to add weight to their diagnosis they would issue a bulletin, assuring the world that they still felt bound to obey literally the word of their patient, regardless of any circumstances they might urge as excuses...
...weeks the newest member of the class will be ready for active duty at sea, on one of the ships of our navy or of our merchant fleet. Though their names are not in the University register, they are members of the University in the fullest sense of the word, for they live at the University, they study in the University, and they are enrolled in a cause which the University has done and will do its utmost to support...
...final word Professor Perry said "Get the rhythm of this great University and take up the slack of spiritual indifference...
...previous experience because they want to make sure of as high commissions as they canget from future federal training camps to the third of which men who were members of the R. O. T. C. last spring and summer will be admitted if of the proper age, according to word received today. It is worth while for the men as yet untrained in case next summer's campaign be both the last one, though I hope it will, and also because it is worth while to do what others are doing." President Lowell compared Germany to a band of brigands...