Word: chosen
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...talent in painting, sculpture, architecture and music the advantage of three years' study abroad, under the most favorable direction and surroundings. The course consists of two years' study in Rome and one year of travel in Italy, Sicily, Greece and other countries. The students of the Academy are chosen by competition from among those who have passed with honor through leading technical schools, or have been equally well qualified by private instruction or study...
...speaker for the negative, demonstrated the evil results of the free elective system at Harvard. This system, he said, has proved in many ways, unsatisfactory. President Eliot, in his inaugural address expressed the hope that by means of the free election of studies each student would secure a curriculum, chosen with regard to natural preference and inborn aptitude. It was his aim to substitute small, interested classes for large, uninterested ones, and to foster scholarship by increasing ardor and enthusiasm in the college and by relieving the various courses of the presence of perfunctory students. The history of the system...
...legislation." The men will speak as follows: affirmative--B. M. Nussbaum, P. L. Butler, J. S. Davis; negative--E. R. Lewis, R. T. Mack, D. Rosenblum. The three best speakers will form the first team, and from the others, who will compose the second team, the alternate will be chosen. Each speaker will be allowed ten minutes for his main speech and five minutes for rebuttal. The judges will be L. F. Wormser 1L. and R. P. Dietzman...
...final trials to be held in the North Room of the Union next Thursday at 7.30 o'clock, first and second teams will be definitely chosen from the result of a debate on the question: "Resolved, That trusts should be regulated by federal legislation...
...Faulkner '05, Perkins 12. The fee will be $1, except to members of the club. Having been divided into two squads, the men will fence with every other man in the same squad, and from the results of these bouts three men from each division will be chosen to meet in the finals. First, second and third prizes will be awarded. The following will act as judges: H. W. Barnum L.'03, R. S. Earle 3L., W. L. Bowman 1L., and F. Dohs...