Word: conflicted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...session of the Summer School of Arts and Sciences will extend this year from Saturday, July 9, to Thursday, August 18, inclusive. In order to avoid conflict with the convention of the National Education Association, which will be held in Boston from July 2 to 8, the date of the opening of the Summer School was changed from Wednesday, July 6, the day originally...
...Easy" Joe, who is a drunkard reformed at the "Bridge Mission." The Governor of the State makes a speech at the Mission, in which he praises brotherly love and help of the unfortunate. Joe claims the Governor as his brother. The latter part of the play is a conflict of the Governor between the dignity of his office and the claim of the drunkard, in which finally the Governor accepts Joe as his brother...
...clear scarlet sky" as other readers protested at Coleridge's sky with its "peculiar tint of yellow green." H. K. Moderwell's "By Night" has a vigor that makes one wish for more. "The Last Edition," by Wm. C. Green is an admirably told incident of the conflict between principle and financial need, principle winning less blatantly than is usual. "College Kodaks" are true but unpleasant, therefore belying the title since one tries to make permanent with a camera something that one wishes to remember...
...some years past the various institutions of learning about Boston have been in the custom of giving outside courses of instruction for the benefit of the general public. These courses have now become so numerous and important as to conflict in some degree, and it has been found expedient to co-ordinate them under a common head. By grouping the courses together with one supervising body, their efficiency will be tremendously increased and they will form a connected program of study. It will furthermore enable those enrolled under the new system to count all their courses towards a new degree...
...KING'S CHAPEL LECTURES. "The Essence of Christianity. The Present Conflict concerning Christianity." II. Professor E. C. Moore. King's Chapel, Boston...