Word: bring
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...subject could not have been selected which would bear a little more closely on college interests, it is perhaps on the whole better that the field should be a broader one. There will be less danger of stirring up ill-feeling, which might be aroused by discussions which would bring out prejudiced comparisons between the two universities. The present question is, too, one which will appeal to a very large number of people. It is a vast improvement over the last one, which in itself failed to interest very many in the audience...
...long as it is the channel and not the substitute for real religious feeling. Let us not make the common mistake of thinking there is any virtue in suffering, pain or sacrifice for their own sake. The laws of nature when kept mean everywhere joy and happiness; broken laws bring pain and suffering...
...course will be reviewed to-day in Room 9, Roberts Hall Building, 15 Brattle St., as follows: The Barbarian Kingdoms and French and German History at 9.30 a.m. and English History at 7.30 p. m. Printed outlines and maps will be furnished. Those attending are advised to bring Emerton's and Kitchin's Histories to the morning review. Fee for each review $3.00. Accounts cannot be opened for reviews...
tfENGLISH A. - Seminar this afternoon at 4 sharp in 46 Hastings. The principles given in Hill's Rhetoric will be reviewed, the illustrations explained, and methods of criticism discussed. Please bring your Rhetoric...
...certainly not be retroaction, and the letter to Yale is clearly consistent in its relation to the stand which Harvard has long since taken. Harvard is thoroughly in sympathy with the desire to purify athletics in every possible way, and to take any fair, sensible and prudent step to bring this about. The existing troubles can be remedied in a better mode than by applying this rule to every department of the University. Moreover, Harvard especially objects to agreeing to such a rule that shall apply to students now in college. This objection has been officially stated before; and until...