Word: aime
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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This department is under the direction of Professor John Knowles Paine. The aim of the department is to provide a thorough training for students who intend to follow the musical profession as teachers and composers; to offer a course of technical study to those who wish to devote themselves chiefly to musical criticism and literature, and the cultivation of musical taste. In all the courses proficiency in piano playing is required. Course 1 is the necessary introduction to the other courses. Courses 1, 2, 5 and 6 must follow each other in regular order. Courses 3 and 7 afford...
...George H. Gordon conducted services in Appleton Chapel last evening. He said that one man might serve another, but each and every one is responsible to God. There is no being in fact who is not under obligation. Moral and not sensual satisfaction is the aim of life and duty toward God is the only path way to preservation. The service closed with the 262d hymn. The choir sang the following selections: Anthem-Forth to the Fight, Ye Ransomed,- Heywood. Anthem-Lift up Your Heads-Hopkins. Anthem-Out of the Deep,- Mozart...
...first the aim of the Annex was to give to young women intending to become teachers the best possible preparation. But after a while many came who wished to study without any practical object. The special students, although they are not compelled to take the examinations, often do so,-working with motives sufficiently earnest to keep up the standard. At first little more than an experiment, the Annex has grown to be one of the best known educational institutions in the country. The number of its students has increased from 25 to 250; it has sent teachers all over...
...should aim at (a) Publicity.- Quart. Journ., vol. 1, p. 28. (b) Responsibility,-Ibid...
...meeting of delegates for the scientiflc, language, school, state, and some of the athletic clubs, met last evening to talk over plans for securing rooms to be uee by the different clubs. The aim is to secure, as cheaply as possible, rooms for clubs which meet but seldom, and for this purpose it is intended to lease four or five rooms, which will be divided into a reading room and meeting rooms. A committee was appointed to ascertain the cost of such rooms, and what division of them could be made to accommodate the needs of the different societies. After...