Word: frees
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Lampy, in this number, is free...
speech. That much is granted. But it is no more free of speech than Mr. Laski himself has always been. If a member of the Harvard Faculty has the right to give voice to any opinion of men and things which comes to mind, then certainly that right belongs too to the Harvard student, and in greater degree even, to a group of Harvard students such as the Lampoon represents. -Boston Transcript...
...Pavilion ice. Unfortunately for the masses who will doubtless crow to the portals, it is understood that the greater part of the back row seats have been bought up the shell game operators. All those who intend to cheer for the Ice Sweepers' Union will be admitted free...
...series of lectures on "every-day" medical subjects is to be given on Sunday afternoons in February and March at the Harvard Medical School on Longwood avenue, Boston. Admission to these lectures is free, and all members of the University, as well as the general public, are privileged to attend them. The lectures will begin at 4 P. M. each Sunday, and the only requirement is that those who attend them must be in their seats at that time. They will be given by physicians at the Harvard Medical School, and, as in previous years, the course is carefully arranged...
...makes me feel too bad." Is not at least a part of the unrest pervading the world today a natural reaction from those who willingly sacrifice their duty of facing the issue in order to preserve the better their peace of mind? This necessitates an active stand for that free speech and liberal thought which have always been incumbent upon every American citizen. Such a stand is consistent with the training of Harvard University. This undiscriminating antagonism shown all who do not agree with the most conservative-minded today drives many further than they would naturally have gone into radicalism...