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...Lehmann, if for no other reason than personal enthusiastic devotion, in a proposal for international boating, or some kindred subject. Whether Harvard should support him on a political question, purely English is open to considerable discussion. Mr. Lehmann in athletic matters is truly one "whom Harvard men can never forget" but in political matters we also have anti-imperialists who do not stop at such expressions as "unutterable criminality." Yet somehow their phrases don't per se prove the government wrong...
...four years. Even in December when it was claimed that great improvements had been made in the arrangements of the camps, there were 2880 deaths of which number 1767 were children. It is little wonder that the London Daily News (edited by Rudolph Lehmann, whom Harvard men can never forget) should speak of the policy as an "unutterable criminality...
Another reason is that ignorance of uncleanness is the secret of freedom. There is something terrible about the grip of evil. The more a man tries to forget it, the more it grips him. Even the purest man knows something of its slavery and shame...
...efficiency of any system for distributing tickets must be measured by what it effects, and in the general rejoicing over the success of the game, we ought not to forget that we have still to evolve a method of assigning seats at great games under which the advantage of a connection with Harvard shall be enjoyed by Harvard graduates, without personal preferences, except to the Corporation and Overseers, where preference is well, to participants in the game, as players and coaches, to purchasers of special Athletic Association tickets which are a general subscription to athletics, and to undergraduates. No club...
...closing, Mr. Brown said that in thinking of the men who have brought triumphs to the University, we must not forget, as we are so apt to do, the great number of her sons who, fired by the same great ambitions, have failed to triumph, but have battled nobly...