Word: concerns
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Dates: during 1910-1910
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...write this for the benefit of those who, on reading the sensational reports, may have felt some concern for the welfare of "Harvard I." E. C. BROWN...
Many a care-free undergraduate whose studies are his least concern assumes that a miraculous transformation will take place in his habits after he has "settled down to work." He looks on college as a pleasant interlude between the seclusion of his schooldays and the prosaic realities of a business world. He hears too frequently that his undergraduate years are to be the gayest and freest of his life, and he does not hesitate to devote them to the pursuit of pleasure. This undergraduate is, fortunately, one of a rather small type, and his ideas of fun are frequently strangely...
...subject of this lecture will be "The Great Scientifical Laws"; it will deal with the main results of science as they concern the physical, biological, and mental worlds...
...result of the bursting of a water main in Harvard square on the evening of December 24th last. In addition to this amount the Co-operative is given the proceeds from the sale of all the damaged stock which is now being disposed of by a Boston salvage concern. The officers of the Co-operative Society greatly appreciate the promptness and fairness shown by the Metropolitan Water Board in adjusting this loss, and all those who had to do with the settlement were much impressed with the skill and courtesy of the Board's officials...
...debating teams. We have heard much of late of the poor condition of debating here. However that may be, there are already some signs that a true, general interest in debating and public speaking is returning to us. An opportunity is now presented to many who have declared a concern for the interests of debating to give color to their words by entering vigorously into the present trials. The present is a critical year for our debating. Victories this year would go far toward restoring us to our old position of supremacy. That position, we are sure, is a matter...