Word: questionable
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...News Letter objects to a discussion of national questions for purely ethical reasons. In strong contradiction to this argument, it might be pointed out that, from an ethical standpoint, no newspaper, either collegiate or national, is justified in maintaining silence when it can shed vital light on important questions. The statistics which can be gathered from undergraduates on the question of drinking are vital and no other national law has worked such a constant influence among college men. Ethically, the question that should be asked is not "What can college men do about prohibition?" but, "What should college...
...will give the first year men definite information on the method of making their final choice of a field of concentration. Professor Baxter will explain the methods used in the tutorial system with which the Freshmen will have to acquaint themselves next year, while Mr. Leighton will discuss the question of subjects for the Sophomore year...
...cannot say too much in favor of the CRIMSON's campaign to crystallize college sentiment on the prohibition question," said Professor Sayre Macneil, of the Harvard Law School, in a recent discussion...
...Princetonian editorial staff upholds the policy of modification but has not yet arrived at a solution. In an attempt to gather facts and opinions before holding a college poll on the question the news department has solicited statements from men closely connected with the question and has succeeded in finding a great deal of evidence on both sides of the question. Thus far the general sentiment is in favor of modification but not necessarily in favor of total abolition...
...prohibition question, the gist of the matter is contained in clause 5. I believe that temperance can best be secured through the incidence of taxation. If liquors were very expensive and light wines very cheap, we should witness an extraordinary change in the habits of the population. Ellery Sedgwick...