Word: spiriting
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...continuing policy. We are going to take the lessons to heart for future guidance, but our policy should be forward looking. There are certain things to be disposed of. The world is uneasy; it is in a condition of world psychology. The war has left us something of the spirit of unrest and stampede. We have this great strike coming on, which is being organized by I. W. W. elements; a labor organization within Labor itself. It is a very grave and far-reaching condition. I am giving up my leave and going back to Chicago, as I think...
...part of any separate state. We do want to help the world with its problems. We have done it in the world war and we shall do it again as long as we have a soul and a conscience. We want to build up a strong American spirit and do all we can to get peace in the world. If we get a League of Nations with reservations, we shall be able to accomplish this and shall be able to make a more lasting and enduring peace. We shall be able to do better what we have done before...
...have industrial conditions coming up. I think that American women coming into politics are going to have a good influence. They are going to stand for better public administration and provide a better morality. We can legislate many things, but we cannot legislate a spirit of fair play in the hearts of men, and it all turns on that question of square play. We want to build up a general condition under which our men and women may work under reasonable wages. These are the things we must work for. The Candidates have a good system. A strong public opinion...
...loves the out-of-doors and athletics to have a wonderful time; (2) Athletics have such a prominent part in the day's program that the impression which a college delegation makes on the other colleges depends in large measure on its good sportsmanship and on the interest and spirit which is shown in the athletic games; and (3) there is no better opportunity for establishing friendly relations between different colleges than during the afternoon games. F. W. WILLETT, 1G.B...
...Debating Council the suggestion that the dual inter-coast debate with the University of Washington be transformed into a triangular has been rejected. This decision to keep the debate strictly dual was made partly on the grounds that such a move would detract materially from the east-and-west spirit and partly from the difficulty of giving intensive training to a larger number of men at a time so long after the close of the regular season...