Word: abstractions
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...debate was continued for the negative, in the absence of F. B. Williams by J. F. Morton '92. He said that injustice, in connection with this question, is not a personal matter; but "justified" means "that which is right" in the abstract sense. The people of the United States demand that the officers of the government should be appointed not for partisan reasons, but only for reasons of merit...
Following is an abstract of the seventh lecture in Mr. Gilman's course on the Psychology of Music given at Sever Hall, Wednesday, Feb. 25th...
Following is an abstract of Mr. Gilman's fifth lecture in his course on the Psychology of Music, delivered at Sever 11, Wednesday, Feb. 11th...
Following is an abstract of Mr. Gilman's fourth lecture on Scale in the course on the Psychology of Music, given in Sever 11 last evening...
...done whether it is liked or not until the instructors see fit to do something in opposition to those men who propose to publish notes. Students find it to their advantage to review their courses by the best possible methods, and if each instructor should publish a short abstract or outline of his course, this would be more satisfactory than complete notes, and would help to solve the problem...