Word: comee
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...speaker will describe his church and the work of modern American missions in his country. Mr. Chatschumian has been in this country as a representative of the national church, sent to the Chicago Parliament of Religions by the Armenian Patriarch. At the close of the Parliament he decided to come here to Harvard to perfect his knowledge of the English language and incidentally to make some study of American charitable and social institutions. His ultimate aim is to translate the New Testament into the modern Armenian language. His address will be intensely interesting, for the Armenian national church which...
...regular work of the Mott Haven squads will as usual begin immediately after the Christmas recess. Captain Wheelwright is very anxious to have the heavy men come out early in the year and train for the hammer and shot events. Last year Harvard experienced the humiliation of sending a team to New York with no one to contest in the hammer throwing and with but one man to put the shot. This would not have been so if some of the large men who started to train about two weeks before the games had come out sooner...
...chief reason why the productions of the Renaissance are so beautiful and so far superior to what came before or what has come since is that the one great desire of the people of Italy at that time was to obtain beauty in everything. Art was not to the Italians of the fifteenth century what it is to us,- something desirable, but not indispensable. It was to them more necessary than many of the comforts of life; it even stood above the necessities. They desired that everything around them should be beautiful...
SEMINAR IN SEMITIC 12 this evening (for those who could not come Monday evening). Full review, map, etc. Terms, $1.50. 7 o'clock sharp, 41 Divinity...
There are many others who could come out if they made the effort. All such men the 'varsity captain requests to be in the rowing room, dressed to row, at 4 o'clock this afternoon...