Word: ages
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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February 20-"La Mediterrance au Moyen Age. Les Croises. Les Republiques maritimes. Rapports entre chretiens at musulmans...
...Cunningham was born in Boston on January 2, 1810. After graduating from the Boston Latin School at the age of fifteen, he entered Harvard in the fall of 1825. He received an A.B. degree in 1829, standing second in the list of honor men, and an A.M. degree in 1832. At the time of graduation he was the class Latin salutatorian. He then took the Medical School course, graduating in 1832, but practiced the profession but little. He was a man of learning and culture, and wrote verses which attracted much attention. Thirty-three years ago he took...
...began, cannot be separated in the mind of the mature admirer of Germany's classic age in literature. In spite of the close connection between the two men, however, their views of life were very different. Yet, at times, we find them apparently exchanging their roles, "When Goethe philosophizes, while Schiller's pure genius sings unreflectingly into the beauty of the Universe." They first met in a formal way. Intimacy quickly resulted, however, and under that comradeship the two gave their finest works to the world. Theirs was a friendship to whose inner nobility and inspiration, to whose fruitfulness...
Candidates must be unmarried citizens of the United States, not less than 19 nor more than 25 years of age on October 1, 1905; and must possess one of the following educational qualifications: either two consecutive years' residence and approved work in one secondary school, academy or recognized degree-granting university or college in Massachusetts; or the first two years' residence and approved work in any recognized degree-granting university or college in the United States...
Finally we cannot but send Lampy a Christmas greeting of compliment upon his good intentions. For better or for worse, he at least put up a plucky struggle to be bright and cheerful under the adverse circumstances of fortnightly publication in a commonplace age, unresponsive to the search for the picturesquely ridiculous...