Word: civility
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June 23. The class will entertain at luncheon at Phillips Brooks House the members of all the preceding classes and the three following classes, and the customary list of University, civil, military, naval, and other guests...
...true that the war came because the people of Germany in their opinions put evil for good, darkness for light and bitter for sweet, then we can only say of the calamities that have come upon their country as Lincoln said of the woes of the Civil War, "True and just are thy judgements altogether." We can add with him. "Let us judge not that we be not judged"; or rather let us beware that by harboring in our minds unsound opinions we fall not into like condemnation...
...Engineering Camp At Squam Lake, which has been reestablished as one of the regular activities of the Engineering School, opens today for an eight-week session. Students will leave for Camp this morning at 9 o'clock from the North Station. Mr. Albert Haertlein '16, instructor in civil engineering, and Mr. C. N. Palge, instructor in surveying, who are to teach at the Camp this summer have already left...
...illustrated by numerous plans and sketches. Among members of the faculty on the American Committee are President Lowell, President Emeritus Eliot, Prof. Charles T. Copeland '82, of the English Department, Prof, Sturgis Pray '95, of the School of Landscape Architecture, Prof. George F. Swain of the Civil Engineering School and Prof. George C. Whipple of the Sanitary Engineering Department...
Amusing as all this excitement may be with it frantic appeals to the "Loyal students" (one might think we were in the midst of civil war!) there is a possibility that in one respect it may be actually harmful.. For is it not likely that it gives the "radicals" a somewhat exaggerated sense of their won importance? The student who is engaged in overturning the government will not in all probability be much deterred from his purpose by being made the cynosure of all eyes; somewhat radicals seem to function at their best under such circumstances...