Word: comes
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...drive has produced but few subscriptions from those students who do not live in the dormitories" was the statement given out at the College Endowment Fund headquarters last night. "A great many of the men, however, whom the committee has succeeded in reaching by telephone, have come to the office in the Crimson Building and have enrolled. If the committee could count on all members of the University, who have not subscribed as yet, signing up at once, whether they can make immediate payments or not, the 100 percent mark would be reached very quickly...
...mind must instantly recognize the opportunity, direct the proper currents of muscular action to start the hands on their way to take advantage of that opening. There is eye, brain and muscle all in action at the same moment. Is it any wonder the boys who try it once come back for more...
...seldom gets into trouble, and when he does he stands much less chance of being injured than one who has not familiarized himself with the art of self-defense, but even though the knowledge gained in boxing may never come into use, the sport brings its full reward in physical condition, muscular and mental alertness...
...CRIMSON competition offers the chance not only to come in contact with others who have been through the same mill as the present crop of candidates, and made good, but also to develop an ability to meet and deal with business men without embarrassment and with that poise which so many students fresh from preparatory schools lack. Previous experience is not at all necessary. The man is bound to succeed who gets out and is in earnest, makes an analytical study of the problems before him, profits by his errors and comes back stronger as a result. If he goes...
After practicing law in New York for two years, following his graduation from the Law School in 1903, Mr. Sullivan became connected with Collier's Weekly, holding the editorship of this magazine from 1912 to 1917. He has devoted himself to politics for several years, and has come to be recognized as one of the best authorities in the country on political questions and the men in public life. Mr. Sullivan is now on the staff of the New York Evening Post...