Word: ever
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...appear there. The title of the course, and the analysis of its sub-divisions, sound, it is true, a little learned, and may have given the impression that the lecturer appeals only to specialists in history and politics. The French language is also a barrier. But how are we ever going to learn French unless by listening and trying to understand it? And the course, so far from being especially for students in history, has so far revealed itself as just the reverse. M. Millet is primarily a man of living affairs, and his talent for bringing out the human...
...Nicholas Rink, New York, on Saturday evening, thus winning the intercollegiate hockey championship for the third consecutive year and gaining permanent possession of the Ceballos cup, and possession, for one year, of the Stoddard cup. The game was one of the fastest ever played in the intercollegiate series...
...Millet contrasted ancient Europe, where nations considered that their task was merely to take possession of unoccupied lands, or to give the world their own civilization, with the world today, where there is no longer any unoccupied space, and where we are ever in the presence of original and refractory civilizations which cannot and will not be modified. This problem, said M. Millet, brings us back to the history of the Mediterranean when Egypt and Assyria 2500 years ago found themselves in the presence of the forming European societies. Finally M. Millet discussed the more important races of this region...
During the first half year work in the various religious and philanthropic organizations of the University has been carried on with greater success than ever before, and the outlook is unusually bright for a very successful and encouraging second half-year...
During the first half-year about 250 pupils attended the various classes conducted by the Educational Department of the Cambridge Social Union, a larger number than ever before. The next term will begin Monday, February 6, and instruction will be given in forty-seven courses ranging from elementary work to advanced high school subjects. All these courses are conducted by men from the University under the general direction of R. N. Baldwin '05, head of the Educational Department...