Word: commoner
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Paul's Society and the Parish of Christ Church will give a reception to the class of 1918 this evening at 7.45 o'clock. The reception will be held in the Parish House of Christ Church, Garden street, just opposite the Cambridge Common. The Freshmen will be addressed briefly by the Rt. Rev. Bishop William Lawrence '71, by Dr. Thayer of St. Mark's School, and by Professor E. K. Rand '94. W. J. Bingham '16, representing the undergraduate body, will talk to the men concerning their activities here. For all churchmen entering the University this meeting is of primary...
...archdeacon of Ely, on "Christianity and Politics." (1) Christendom and the Reformation; (2) Church and State in England; (3) Presbyterianism and the Supremacy of Scripture; (4) Independents and the Supremacy of Conscience; (5) Individual Worth and Voluntary Action; (6) The Coercive Powers of the State; (7) Association for Common Interests; (8) Positive Christian Duty. On Tuesdays and Fridays at 5 P. M., beginning Tuesday, October...
...eastern facade of Persis is a good sized clock at the fourth story; and on the roof of the southern side of the building is a tower suggestive of that on Harvard Hall. The south side of this set of buildings, contains, on the ground floor, the common room and dining room, one at either side of a central door. The common room has built-in, leather upholstered, wall seats of generous dimensions and panelled walls of weathered oak. At one end is a fire-place for three-foot logs. The dining room also has its fireplace...
...painting is now in progress, and all that remains is the finishing of the dining and common rooms, the installation of the kitchen equipment, the completion of the tunnel piping, and a few odds and ends. The buildings are of brick, with stone trimmings, in the colonial style, and are five stories high. Each dormitory has a large common room and a dining hall of sufficient size to accommodate all the occupants of the building...
...became a common occurrence to steal the Bible and in November 1822 a great disturbance was made by the Juniors because the Tutor who officiated detained them too long. April 1823, another uprising took place among the Seniors. Yet it was not for four years after this that it was voted, in order to secure greater respect for the service, that, in the absence of the President, prayers should be performed by the Professor of Divinity...