Word: certain
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...open meeting this evening at 7.30 in Emerson A, at which Dr. H. M. Sheffer '05, of the Department of Philosophy, will speak on "Some Philosophical Aspects of Einstein's Theory of Relativity." This is an opportunity to have presented with a minimum of technical language the meaning of certain concepts about which there has been much discussion and little understanding. Dr. Sheffer's interests and achievements in mathematical logic and especially in postulational theory should make his exposition appealing particularly to students of science. Discussion will follow...
...certain that the first method is far more desirable, because it is not only lucrative, but it also brings credit upon the student. However, there are some who cannot get honor marks (we frankly admit there are some) and it is for these that the existing regulations of the Freshman Dining Halls are a distinct detriment. If a Freshman secures a position which makes it impossible for him to eat certain meals at the dining halls, the college makes no allowance, but forces the student to pay not only for his meal outside, but also for the one he does...
...royal, call to mind the fact that it is some years since old Eli has had the privilege of entertaining in its peculiar arena Be all this as it may, Lampy in spite of its years is a very lively paper, and may I in closing add that a certain venerable canine is not dead...
...England has much to teach us in regard to the possibilities of individual instruction, either singly or in small groups, we must not forget that our lecture system gives us certain advantages which Oxford and Cambridge lack and which we should be very foolish to abandont. Our aim should be to retain the strong points of what we already have, and combine them in so far as possible with the benefits to be derived from the English system. The Alumni Bulletin...
...expect Harvard to win and I confidently believe that Harvard has the power and the ability to win, but I am certain that Harvard cannot win unless they play superior football beyond what they have yet displayed. This will require not only the same grim determination that has characterized the play of recent Harvard elevens but also the absolute support of graduates and undergraduates alike in the realization that Yale can only be beaten by Harvard's best football...