Word: young
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Nicholl, W. Soderling, E. Lisner, J. H. Sherburne, L. H. Parsons, W. P. J. Dinsmore, P. S. Carlton, T. Garret, H. Sampson, S. H. Derby, R. F. Blake, R. W. Harris, J. Holden, R. Nourse, J. J. Curtis, G. E. Adams, J. F. Harrington. J. A. Homans, E. C. Young, V. Spencer, B. H. Whitbeck, C. S. Butler, C. P. Adams, L. B. Preston, F. W. Harley. L. T. Baker, M. Estabrook, F. W. Falvey, L. G. Coleman, C. Thomson, J. P. Cotton, R. McC. Marsh, W. Adams, W. L. Cutting, V. Taylor, J. B. Legnard, G. H. Dennison...
Prophet-C. H. Young and D. M. Bates...
...Protection to young industries...
Nevertheless, the name of the House has made it difficult for many people to appreciate the liberal attitude in which the House really has stood. We know positively that young men who would otherwise have been likely to offer themselves as resident or associate workers, have been held back by the feeling that the house was in the hands of a particular group of persons representing special religious or academic attachments. Men who have actually joined us, have not seldom done so only after careful inquiry upon these points. And after coming into residence, some of the residents are occasionally...
...Council feels, therefore, that it would be of great advantage to change the name of the House in such a way as to have it appeal without doubt or hindrance to the different types of college men, and to young men in general who may be fitted for the work, whatever their education has been. The Council believes also that such a change would make it possible for the House to secure the interest of a far larger number of people-residents of the city and suburbs-who would be glad to support, on its own merits, a piece...