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President Hadley, of Yale, will deliver an address tomorrow evening at the Old South Church in Boston, his subject being "The Development of the Public Conscience." This is the third of a series of Sunday evening addresses by college presidents on "The Message of the College to the Church...
...People and the Schools." At the morning meeting, which is open to the public, the subject for discussion is, "Are the Schools Doing What the People Want Them to Do?" At the afternoon session, which is not open to the public. Rev. S. M. Crothers, of the First Parish Church, and Mr. Walter H. Page, formerly editor of the Atlantic Monthly, will speak on "What Do the People Want the Schools...
There are five books of which King Alfred is certainly the author: "Pastoral Care," and "Dialogues," translated from Gregory's Latin, the "History of the World" and the "Consolation of Philosophy," adopted from Boethius, and the "History of the Church of England," translated from Baeda. It is the translations form Boethius which show best the literary genius of the King. Many parts depend in no way upon the original text, but are Alfred's own work. Comparing this translation of Boethius with that of Chaucer, some five centuries later, and of Queen Elizabeth, we find it far excels them both...
...summary: Harvard. Yale. Smith, r.f. l.g., Binkerd. Bennett, l.f. (capt.), r.g., Church. Fisher, c. c., Luce. Bigelow, r.g. (capt.) l.f., Benham. Fosdick, l.g. r.f., Tweedy...
...three other stars. More specifically--following along that part of the Fence running from the Co-operative to Massachusetts--if one stands by the first post after the break at about 10 p. m., the star will appear just little to the left of the steeple of the Unitarian church, about half way up the super-structure of the steeple...