Word: belonging
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...limit has been placed on the number of members which shall belong to the club, and so far two meetings have been held. It is proposed to hold meetings every two weeks in the members' rooms, at which some given subject shall be discussed. The subject is to be prepared thoroughly by two of the members, who will present it to the club at its meetings, and after this a general discussion will be held...
...BURGESS, Capt.LOST.- Will the gentleman who at the athletic meeting at the Boston Armory, Feb. 14, took by mistake a pair of running shoes which did not belong to him please return them to "Jimmy" at the gymnasium...
Harvard men interested in charitable work have long been desirous of uniting their efforts in some form of charity which shall belong distinctively to the University. The outcome of this feeling has been the formation of a University extension society composed partly of Harvard men, partly of persons desirous of coming into contact with college influences. The society has its headquarters in the Prospect House, Cambridgeport, and has adopted the name, "Prospect Progressive Union." It proposes first to bring wage-earners and students together in pleasant social relations. Further than this its aims are entirely educational. Private classes have been...
...being the Day of Prayer set for colleges. Dr. Herford spoke of two kinds of prayer, the prayer of the heart and the prayer of the hands. Besides our inward supplication to God, we should strive by our own deeds to make the University to which we belong better and nobler than when we found it. College men should lead not merely their own private, selfish lives, but they should live in the broader life of the University, and do their best to keep alive and promote all the higher interests which belong to an institution like Harvard...
...vibration having different rates. In some sources of tone the quicker of these vibrations are always an integral number of times as fast as the slowest, (which is also generally the strongest). In others the quicker rates are in general fractional multiples of the slowest. To the latter class belong instruments like bells and drums giving less perfect notes; the former class including all musical instruments properly so called. The cause of this aesthetic distinction Helmboltz found in the fact that in notes with fractional overtones there is always interference between the various pitches constituting the total mass of sound...