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Bishop Lawrence, of the Class of 1871, is one of the few men who have been elected to the Hall of Fame while still alive. Known and respected everywhere for his tolerance, his vision and his courage, he represents one of the best types of modern church man. Harvard has always been proud of these distinguished sons and naturally she is gratified to see them placed with so many other American immortals...
...Chairman: One hundred and fifteen years ago today Abraham Lincoln was born. To me the greatness of Lincoln consisted very largely of a vision by which he saw more clearly than the men of his time the moral relationship of things...
Another achievement in which Dr. Lee has had his hand is the system of Freshman athletics which has proved so beneficial. His unusual intimacy with the details of college life, coupled with broad vision, has made his services on the Committee on Athletics especially valuable, as well as constituting him a most helpful adviser for the students themselves. For these reasons, his statement that he feels his job is one for a young man is much too modest. It may be possible to find a young man to teach Freshman Hygiene, but there is an extraordinary dearth of young...
...exactly in so stressing the things that pass in the night as issues to be fought for that the News shows lack of vision. Its "planks" correspond with the "planks" of political parties and with almost all-contemporary legislation in being of diurnal (or nocturnal) interest only. They suffice but for one step, they are makeshifts of reformers so eager to reform that they have no time to think...
...citizens adopted a personal motto what better one than the famous "Ich dien" of German origin? Today, even at ninety, Dr. Eliot lives to serve, as of yore. Even as of yore, too, he does serve, knowing whereof he speaks, rich in information, constructive in suggestion, tireless in new vision. By right of service proved he belongs to the public whom he leads, even as he is the most priceless living possession of Harvard College...