Word: career
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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President Eliot then delivered an address on "The principal conditions of a satisfactory career between the age of twenty five and seventy...
...Christian Association will hold its regular monthly social tonight from seven to nine. An address will be made by President Eliot; subject, "The principal conditions of a satisfactory career between twenty-five and seventy." The Glee Club will sing, assisted by J. A. Wilder...
Outing for March is rather above the average. The best thing about the number is the fact that "Harry's Career" comes to its end. We congratulate the editors for getting through with it, and we sincerely hope for their good as well as our own that they will not undertake to publish anything more in the same style. The number opens with an article on steeple chasing in Ireland. It is good reading and the illustrations are decidedly above the Outing standard, One of the best articles of the number is "Track Athletics at Yale" by S. Scoville, Yale...
...till he was settled as the secretary of Sir William Temple, one of the most diplomatic counsellors and elegant scholars of the realm, that Swift found himself in congenial circumstances. Out of the great library, he stocked his mind with the literary and political knowledge that made his after career possible...
...college." The article shows the love which the President felt for the Bishop and the appreciation of the administrative boards of his work. Dr. Lawrence writes a short article on some of the domestic traits of Dr. Brooks, and Rev. James Reed gives a short account of his college career, which does not seem in any way specially prophetic of his future greatness. Dr. A. P. Peabody adds an appreciative estimate of the Bishop's character...