Word: insights
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Perhaps a few readers of the CRIMSON, gifted with uncommon powers of insight and penetration, have been able to understand what we have been talking about; to such as have, we do commend our crushed and humbled spirits...
...special appeal for copies of Bedecked's Guides. Though those for Northern France and for Belgium are especially desired, the guides for Southern France, for Italy, and for other European countries are also very welcome. Other books of travel which will give the new in the service an insight into the history, customs, traditions and points of view of the nations by whose side they are soon to fight are equally acceptable. Any copies which members of the University will leave at the Library will be forwarded to the proper destination by W. C. Lane '81, Librarian. Other public libraries...
...trusted to the integrity of Washington. It was his devotion which sustained the Continental Army at Valley Forge and Morristown, the public confidence in his uprightness as trustee of the presidential powers which made possible the ratification of the Constitution. Coupled with self-sacrificing loyalty, Washington displayed a statesmanlike insight. His policy toward warring Europe won for the United States the respect of all foreign nations. In his administration he was not afraid to associate with him in government the ablest men of the nation, regardless of personal or party favoritism...
...America must make a mighty effort,--and make it in force this year. The policy of another year's stalling before a grand Allied offensive in 1919 is dangerous. It takes no particular insight to see that Italy and France are tired under the strain of the war. The true instinct of immediate self-preservation which destroyed the Russian resistance is likely to spread to Western Europe if its peoples are called upon to face a fifth and a sixth year of war. We hope that Germany feels this influence first but we cannot count upon this. Half a million...
...need to a large extent, but only with the closing of the Union came the realization of its value and the work it did. The University cannot afford to abolish such lectures; their part in its life is too important. Thus a new series is being organized with the insight and care that the Faculty alone can give...