Word: offing
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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Much as we in the Business School need better physical equipment and a building of our own, we are better off in our basements with the spirit which now makes the school than we would be to exchange this spirit for a new building.
In another column of the CRIMSON will be found a communication from the Chairman of a former Class Day Committee. The letter points out a real evil which arises from the fact that men are elected by their classmates to the Committee not because of any special ability in doing...
The author of the communication makes a suggestion that is practical and yet does not remove entirely the glamor of having the "big men" on the Class Day Committee. He would have the marshals and other class officers, with the nominating committee of the Student Council, appoint four men who...
Making Class Day a success is a business proposition altogether too big for one man; it is far too important an event to trust to men who are engaged in other activities during the spring. Common sense demands that some of the romance be taken from the elections; that at...
The living power of human institutions, apart from their physical equipment, and, it sometimes seems, apart from the individuals composing them, is one of the most striking characteristics of such institutions. The greatness of Harvard is not in its buildings or alone in its teaching staff. One of the most...