Word: sentimentality
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...Dunster House Assault Case, the College must conduct its own investigation to determine which students are subject to disciplinary action. While a false arrest and confused testimony have placed some of the implicated students in the position of martyrs, the Administrative Board must forget this largely unjustified sentiment. It must regard all cases as ordinary infractions of college rules and regulations...
...Colonel's testimony in court Friday showed clearly that he was responsible for subjecting an innocent man to untold mental agonies. This was because his investigation was hasty, brutal, and prejudiced. Although many undergraduates were certain of Ryan's guilt, he never took cognizance of this sentiment and failed to see Francis, the only witness to the attack...
...opening the Games on Bastille Day while U. S. contestants objected to competing on Sundays. In 1904, when the Olympics were held in St. Louis, there were fewer disputes than usual because only four foreign countries competed. In 1908, in London, a series of squabbles aroused a world-wide sentiment in favor of discontinuing the Olympics: U. S. and Swedish flags were omitted from the decorations; Russia insisted that Finland should carry the Russian flag; officials infuriated the Irish team by adding their points to England's score; the U. S. tug-of-war team withdrew because British tuggers...
...case has provoked great interest in student circles. While two different reports are current concerning the identity of the individual, there is a fairly unanimous sentiment that the police should make every effort to capture...
Upon investigation it was found that these Associates were a research organization made up chiefly of psychologiats. Their only statement was that they wished to determine the sentiment at Harvard about the Boston Press; deeper purposes were not revealed...