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...manned by countries like Denmark or Sweden which have no political or economic ambitions. This, under the condition that all nations should disarm, all armies should be disbanded, and all arsenals, except the few necessary to supply arms to the police, be destroyed, would be an adequate force to maintain discipline. As a result of the adoption of these principles "the state departments and embassies of the world would close their doors tomorrow; there would be nothing left for them...
...class of 1918 is afforded today the last opportunity of showing its loyalty to the football team which will represent the class in the game with Yale 1918 on Saturday. The team which goes to New Haven tomorrow will go to maintain the enviable records made by the 1916 and 1917, Freshman teams. With none too brilliant records of the fall season to their credit, these teams have won victories over Yale against great odds. 1916 won its game in the last minute of play by the score of 18 to 17. Last year the final score stood Harvard...
...CRIMSON'S timely exhortation some days ago to maintain more carefully collegiate neutrality it was urged that "it is the duty of every member of the University to err on the side of understatement rather than of excess and agitation." The CRIMSON'S attitude is proper, but this point needs both emphasis and a somewhat clearer formulation, for the benefit of certain members of our body academic who appear to have needed it not. What the University wants, and what America desires, and what the world needs is not mere "understatement and restraint"; the desideratum is that prejudice and passion...
...result of his wide interest in undergraduate life and his constant endeavor to maintain the highest ideals of the University, he was a man who inspired the respect of all; and those with whom he was closely associated loved...
...purpose of the Association's meetings this year will be to maintain and develop the student's ideas and ideals through informal discussions. J. C. Manry '13 will speak tomorrow morning, and the meeting will close within the usual half-hour limit...