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...nowhere else could you have it crowned with the wide interests and the broad culture of a true university. It is this university culture and training which teaches you to adopt a wider course, to consider your business in a broader way, to recollect the world and to think of society. But do not misunderstand the meaning of the words "public success." Again it is the University which points out to you the difference between quality and quantity of approval; which tells you to have a calm confidence and buoyant enthusiasm and to do your duty for duty's sake...
...misunderstand this discourse and think that because I have not touched the level of a sermon that I have passed over religion. On the contrary there is no better way to serve God than to do your work faithfully and regardless of popular applause. Above all things remember to keep Christ always in view and "to turn to Him for the richest embodiment of manhood and in his life rest in confidence...
...noticed in the CRIMSON a few days ago a communication proposing that the Guitar and Mandolin Club be asked to play in the yard on the evening of Class Day. I think the idea an extremely good one. Like every senior I feel that we cannot give our friends too much enjoyment on Class Day. The playing of the Guitar and Mandolin Club would be a delight to all. I hope that the Class Day Committee will see if some arrangement can be made so that the Glee Club concert may be supplemented by the playing of the Mandolin Club...
...have tried to show that the student opinion in this matter is not confined to one phase of the question, but in this case looks upon the broader relation of athletics to the University. We hardly think the Corporation itself can look upon this question more seriously than do the students. We sincerely hope that the opinions of the student body will influence the proper authorities to see to it that Mr. Lathrop is kept at Harvard...
...been very much for my good that I came to Harvard. I think there is more of real life to be found here than can possibly be in a smaller college. I have met a great many noble fellows. The whole tenor of the college seems to be that of mutual help. I could not have chosen relations more pleasant than I have here, and I am situated far more pleasantly than I had dared to hope I could be. Harvard has been grossly misrepresented and slandered in every...