Word: appearance
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Brown University catalogue, which will appear the first week of next term will be more than usually valuable and comprehensive this year. There will be an article treating of University Extension; for Brown as a centre for this subject has had a considerable growth and success. The catalogue will give a good deal of space to the Graduate Department. The various courses in this department will be described and the requirements noted; the Graduate department at Brown has grown a good deal lately and should receive some attention in the catalogue. The frontispiece, which is always an engraving...
...novel undertaking in the line of reference books is a year book of the Universities of the word, entitled "Minerva," shortly to appear from the press of Karl Trubner in Strassburg. It will give the personnel of the boards of management and instruction in all the leading universities in the world. The whole number represented...
...interesting to find that eight of the societies which were mentioned in the Index of last year do not appear this year. Of these, the editors say that three have gone out of existence, while five have not been heard from. Seven new clubs appear on the list: the International Law Club, the Odontological Society, the Oxford Club, the Prospect Progressive Union, the Sigma Omicron Tau, the Western Club, and Worcester Academy Club...
During the evening the choir sang the following anthems: "O Give Thanks unto the Lord," Jackson; "Lovely Appear,'' Gounod; "Blessed is He," Redhead...
...fairly long poem, and yet so well is the interest of the narrative sustained, so exquisite is the diction in places, that one cannot help but read it through after he has once begun it and read it through with the keenest pleasure. The first and third parts appear to us the most artistic of the four divisions of the poem; for in the second, the simplicity which the best art would give to Angelle's monody, is wanting. That numerous lines linger in one's memory is one of the best proofs of the poem's excellence...