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Magnus Johnson, junior U. S. Senator from Minnesota: "I invaded the Senate press gallery and made a fiery verbal attack on the correspondent of a Minnesota newspaper in whose columns I claimed to have been misrepresented. Despatches reported that I waved my fists about, used 'strong epithets,' caused...
* Bolshevik, from bolshinstvó, meaning majority; Menshevik, from menshinstvtó, meaning minority.
Pacifism is described as "Gotten on cowardice by misplaced idealism in the emotional stress of the war." I have a vague notion that if I could grasp the meaning of that phrase, I should most certainly disagree with it. Pacifism, in some cases, may have been used as a cloak...
I do not agree with the editorial of January 21st that "it is really no use in trying to prove that Harvard students are on the whole religiously inclined." To my mind such a statement narrows the meaning of religion and makes it conform to some petty attitude of one...
As Mr. Heywood Broun says, those who take most of the pleasure out of cigarette-smoking are those who say it doesn't do any harm. Those who say Harvard isn't irreligious miss the whole point. Nothing is more entertaining than shocking the casual observer or the ignorant outsider...