Word: ciceroism
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...Orator's Cause," J. D. Wright; D. C. Manning'04, "Address on Woman," Depew; H. A. Meyer '04, "Tom Brown and Captain Hardy," T. Hughes; B. A.Miller '04, "Idols," Phillips, W. H. Nelson '04, Section from "Speech on the Philippines," Jhoar; F. h. Osgood '04, "The Charge against Verres," Cicero; T. Perry '03, "Characteristics of Washington," Mckinley; E. M. Rabenold '04, "The New South," H. W. Grady; T. D. Roberts '03, "Coeur de Lion at the Bier of his Father;" C. C. Scheffy '03, "Inaugural Address," Arthur; L. E. Swarts '03, "The Republic Never Retreats," A. J. Beveridge; S. Thurman...
...illustration, the following subjects are suggested: Homer, Plato; Plautus, Cicero; Chaucer and his period. Shakspere, the Lake Poets; Goethe, the German Romantic School; Holberg, Ibsen; Montaigne, French Tragedy; Dante, Machiavelli; Cervantes; Turgenef...
...first directors of the Annex, which has since become Radcliffe College. His writings on classical subjects, however, have done most to make him known. The Allen and Greenough Latin Grammar has had a very wide use in schools. He has also edited editions of Caesar, Cicero, Virgil, Horace and Livy, and was an active contributor to various periodicals and to the proceedings of many learned societies. His other works include an Analysis of the Latin Subjunctive, privately issued in 1870, and frequent articles in the Harvard Studies in Classical Philology, a publication which owes its origin...
...present time the University Debating Club has presented the winners of intercollegiate contests with gold fob medals, having on one side the head of Cicero and on the other the name of the debater, Mr. Surbridge wishes these medals to be a certainty for the future and has therefore provided a permanent fund. Mr. Surbridge is also the donor of the Surbridge debating cups that are presented to the members of winning teams in the interclass debates. A permanent fund for the medals and cups has long been desired...
...members of the Harvard debating team which recently won from Yale have received their gold medals. These are similar in appearance to the medals given in former years. On one side is a bust of Cicero, and on the reverse side is engraved the name of the winner, the debate in which the medal was won, and the date...