Word: regrets
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...seventy-seventh volume with a number that gives no exceptional promise, but is yet by no means uninteresting. Editorially the number is careful and pleasant, but not very pointed. Before joining the universal undergraduate chorus of greeting and good-will to President Eliot, the editor finds time to express regret that Harvard is so strongly representative of New England and to wish that more members of its Faculty might hall from other sections, thereby bringing to Harvard a broadening influence, and making it "not only the greatest University in America, but the greatest American University...
...present members of the Athletic Committee wish to express to Professor Ira N. Hollis their appreciation of his loyal service as chairman of the committee and their personal testimony to the great courtesy and consideration that has marked his service as such chairman; that they wish to express their regret at his withdrawal; and that this vote be spread upon the records...
...four courses and plenty of time for those other occupations which bring maturity of mind and breadth of culture, will be exchanged for a year of hard, professional, specialized study in Law, Medical, or Graduate School, where the unfortunate three-year graduate may not even have time enough to regret that he has neglected a great opportunity in pursuing that Three Year Idea which seems to be an academic incarnation of the national Spirit of Haste. To such a spirit, the chance which Harvard College has,--the chance to make her graduates the intellectual aristocracy of the nation,--ought...
...Associated Harvard Clubs was held in Cincinnati on Saturday. President E. H. Pendleton '82 of Cincinnati delivered an address of welcome at the convention held in the afternoon, and also read a letter from President Eliot, to whom a vote of thanks was returned, with an expression of regret at his inability to attend the meeting in person. The Faculty was represented by Professor F. G. Peabody '69. O. G. Franiz '03, representing the undergraduates, spoke of the Harvard Union, and its place in the life of the University. He briefly outlined also the work of the Harvard Christian Association...
...Frantz has violated the rule as worded, although he is in spirit and intention an amateur, and that he ought to be suspended for at least one season, exactly as other men have been suspended for technical violations of the rule. His withdrawal has therefore been approved with regret. It must be remembered that the rule was made eight or ten years ago, when college sports needed cleaning up, and it seems unnecessarily severe at this time. Between total suspension from our teams for technical violation and free admission for complying with the spirit of the rules, the only just...