Word: spiriting
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...setting more expressive than any other building in the commonwealth. The state of Massachusetts has always been one of the first to respond to any call, no matter in what part of the world this call may have come from; we should pay a tribute to the Massachusetts spirit as it existed in the commonwealth and as shown correspondingly by the sons of Harvard College. Let that spirit go on--that it may grow and increase everywhere and that it may help knowledge and light to come in throughout...
...Wilson's sincerity in striving for peace cannot be questioned. If spirit counts for anything in the award of the Nobel Prize he is as deserving as any one in the world. It was largely due to his energy--often misdirected perhaps--that the League of Nations is actually in existence; his enthusiasm made what was held to be a dream a reality. We are so close to the man that it is easy to throw stones, easy to scoff at the worship he received in Europe. His faults blind the virtues which others...
...services. It is open to members of the University only. Its salient feature is that it contains a brief address of five minutes duration. It had not been the original intention that there should be such an address. Phillips Brooks, out of the overflowing fullness of his own spirit, set the example. The CRIMSON made request that other preachers should do the same. This is an example of the value of suggestion from the side of the students concerning the services
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...
...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 important assets is the extent that it lives as a force in the minds and spirit of its graduates and its students...