Word: dean
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...first trial of candidates for the Freshman debating team the following eleven men were retained to debate again on Thursday: Agoos, Bettman, Dean, Hammerslough, Holmes, Lunt, Mann, Rich, Sears, Vernon...
...Dean Briggs has an article in the March Atlantic on the Transition from School to College in which he discusses the transition in personal character, broadly speaking, from youth to manhood, which the average Freshman undergoes. The average Freshman is considered as having "an ill-seasoned body, a half-trained mind, jarred nerves, his first large sum of money, all manner of diverting temptations, and a profound sense of his own importance." In this interesting condition he is dropped into the large, free college world, where study seems to be optional, so far as he can hear, and where...
...William Dean Howell read from some of his published essays yesterday afternoon in the Fogg Lecture Room, his subject being "Liberty and Equality." He said in part: Liberty is not in itself a good; it is only a means for obtaining good. In its noblest, simplest terms liberty is self-sacrifice. This self-sacrifice begins with the first step in civilization and is the end of the savage's self-assertion. The earliest use that a citizen of a liberated state makes of his freedom is to give up some part of it for the common good. But the poor...
...William Dean Howells will lecture on "Liberty and Equality" in the Fogg lecture room this afternoon at 3.30. The entire proceeds will go towards the maintenance of the work of the Prospect Union. Tickets may be obtained at the Prospect Union and at Amee Brothers'. Admission will be fifty cents, and reserved seats, one dollar...
...William Dean Howells will lecture for the benefit of the Prospect Union on Thursday afternoon, March 1, at 3.30 o'clock in the Fogg Lecture Room. His subject will be "liberty and Equality." Reserved seat tickets may be obtained for one dollar at the Prospect Union, and at Amee's, and at the Old Corner Bookstore and Women's Industrial Union in Boston. The price of admission is fifty cents...