Word: feeling
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...long ago the CRIMSON published an editorial on what it believed to be the scientific status of investigations of the supernormal, as expounded by Sir Oliver Lodge. This editorial made one feel that it was written upon the basis of less than average intelligence and certainly more than average arrogance. The fact that many men, whose very reputations demand for them respect, have seriously examined the phenomena of psychical research is one of the facts which an intelligent writer on the subject must be expected to know; and it is easy to increase the confusion on the subject...
...object to such a characterization. Zuppke would attend to that. But Illionis did ask a return game at Illinois field in 1921, and the matter dropped. Princeton offered Ohio State a place on the Tiger schedule. Ohio demanded a return game the following year. Nothing doing. Western colleges feel their dignity entitles them to stipulate such conditions before accepting invitations to play in the east...
...feel that the undergraduates of the University ought to be called severely to task for their failure to show any inclination to support the track team in its meet Saturday with Cornell and Dartmouth. Dartmouth undergraduates have already taken more than twice as many tickets as Harvard, though they have a long and expensive trip to make...
...material for a boxing team does not figure as an incentive to the committee. Do they suspect the inherent spirit of the game? Perhaps they feel that the beginning and final handclasps of two college boxers will not represent the spirit of friendly contest for which Harvard athletics have always stood...
...believe firmly that every Harvard Republican can endorse General Wood with absolute freedom and feel that his election would be the best thing that could happen to the country. I believe every Harvard Republican would endorse General Wood if he knew intimately the character of man Leonard Wood...