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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...Album merely because they were in service. So we ordered 198 extra copies--as many as we dared--which we have been holding unbound until we could reach you and get your orders. This was an expense of considerable size, but we felt justified in running the risk to save you from disappointment, and because we had confidence in the Class and in our Album...
Youthful zeal is a splendid thing, but would it not be well to save the columns of the CRIMSON for more carefully thoughtout and more temperately written articles? It possible, let us convey the impression through the paper that the men of Harvard are thoughtful men, and that they realize that these vital problems of our national life are not to be solved by confusing our enemies in a cloud of verbal dust. The solution of these problems will require all the thinking power of the nation, and the University should be the centre of careful, non-hysterical work...
...Covenant is largely and essential-ally an American document. First, America led the way in the creation of the League. As Dean Haskins said recently in Sanders Theatre, we should ratify promptly in order to "save our self-respect." Very concrete evidence is at hand to show that the Covenant is essentially American. Article X is practically a verbal reproduction of President Wilson's fourteenth point. This Article has been called one "heart" of the Covenant...
...principle any more than do the reservations offered by the Republican senators. To even the most violent of partisans the treaty cannot appear so perfect that a reservation on Article X. will ruin it; or so bad that the present reservations of Senator Lodge are all that can save it. Concessions--mutual concessions by the President and the majority in the Senate--are the only means by which the really vital thing can be accomplished--immediate ratification of the peace treaty...
...place of Lofcadio Hearn in bringing into closer touch the civilizations of the East and West. He is one of the few foreigners to adopt English as the language for his poetry, and all his work shows an ability to handle English as no other non-English poet save Tagore has done...