Word: admittedly
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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After all there is as yet no science of ethics. Few teachers will not admit that rules of right serve for a perfect end, but there is a contention among them as to what is the moral end. There is no science of right conduct and good character but in the discovery of a self concentration. There is such a thing as faith, and ethical faith. We must recognize the unproved hope that the dream of a science of ethics will be realized, and that moral science will demonstrate that man will some day become king over himself...
Season tickets will be for sale at Memorial during the lunch today, also at Leavitt & Peirce's after twelve o'clock. No tickets will be sold after today. The tickets will admit the purchaser to all University games played in Cambridge with reserved seats for the Yale and Princeton games. Price...
Season tickets will be for sale at Memorial during the lunch hour today and tomorrow, also at Leavitt & Peirce's after twelve o'clock today. No tickets will be sold after Thursday, March 24. The tickets will admit the purchaser to all University games played in Cambridge with reserved seats for the Yale and Princeton games. Price...
...obtained least general recognition. This school has had a remarkably rapid growth, as the fact that $1720 were paid as fees by the students in the summer courses in 1886 as against $7,873.50 in 1891 testifies. The Faculty last year decided, after much discussion and deliberation, "to admit to its list of courses that may be counted for the Bachelor's degree eight summer courses - one in German, two in Engineering, one in Physics, one in Botany, and two in Geology, together with one in Geological field-work, all of which courses are carried on under the supervision...
...plan was originated last summer but as it has only recently been decided to admit America it has not received much discussion in this country. The idea seems to have been taken from the games of the Greeks when that nation was in all its glory. The plan has been much discussed in England and has received almost universal approbation. The Oxford Boat Club has announced its intention of competing, so through this medium might be brought about the much talked of international boat race. The object of the proposers now is to have the matter talked about and discussed...