Word: boldly
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...surest exponents of its character and inner life. Had the good, charitable man who was so ready to condemn Harvard thought of this, and had he ever taken the trouble to glance at some college papers, he would have at least somewhat moderated his statements. We make bold to say that upon careful examination we have noticed that the papers of co-educational colleges almost universally possess a spirit of freedom and, to use a well understood term, of broadness that would not be tolerated in Harvard journalism. We could readily give illustrations of this fact, but it would...
...Name some of the attributes of College students. College students smoke Cigarettes and they Rush a great deal, and Haze one another, and, oh! some of them play Poker. But only the very Worst play Poker. So this must be a Yale man. Go away, you Bold...
...utmost severity, as if it were premeditated, and were intended to shake the peace of the Commonwealth to its very foundation. Last year the freak of the freshmen at Oscar Wilde's lecture would have made the subject of editorials of the bitterest kind, denouncing not only the sixty "bold, bad men," but also the whole college. They now pass lightly over what last year would have been a good subject for the indignant utterances of the editorial pen, and even say that the freshmen did a good thing. This change is as marvellous as it is sudden. The cause...
...movement. I see certain young men who are, no doubt, sincere; but I can assure them that they are no more than caricatures." As he looked around him he said. "Save me from my disciples!" and then added, "but rather let me, as Wadsworth says, "Turn me from these bold, bad men'." Mr. Wilde spoke very pleasantly of his visit to Harvard, and suggested how finely the statue of a Greek athlete would look standing in our gymnasium, and what an ennobling influence it would have there. He said he would like to present us with one himself...
This morning we publish the initial number of the HARVARD DAILY HERALD. It is our aim and purpose to make the paper straight-forward, just and independent, giving impartially praise or dispraise wherever due. We shall make bold to attack any measure that appears, after mature deliberation, to be harmful to the best interests of the students or university...