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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...heavens and on earth praise Him, while the second shows the relation of God to man. Here, as in many others of the more beautiful psalms, are connected together the infinite and the finite; the infinite works of God and the finite nature of man. So we find everywhere in life the finite and the infinite together. When we look at the stars we cannot help thinking what is there beyond them all; what is that infinite space; and yet we are set in the universe, finite in the infinite, and part of it. In the same...
DANTE PRIZE.Three essays for the Dante Prize for 1893 were handed in. The committee of the Dante Society on the awarding of the prize find no one of the essays worthy, in their judgment, of the Latham prize, which was the only one offered this year. They commend, nevertheless, the essays by "G. del Fabro" and "Thomas Alwood"- the one for the form in which the author has set forth his matter, the other for the evidences of research displayed...
...class is much larger than last year and there are indications that it will be greatly increased after the holidays. Dr. Sargent expresses his willingness to form two sections, provided 100 men cannot find accommodations with the five o'clock class...
...tonight, in Boylstyn 7, a series of lectures on the decorative painting of the Renaissance and its lesson for the present time. There will be five lectures in all, three of them coming on successive evenings of this week. Students who are especially fond of the fine arts will find here a chance to spend a delightful evening in company with a man who is a recognized authority on the subjects which he treats. On Wednesday and Thursday evenings the calendar does not offer so many events and more men will feel at liberty to attend Mr. Blashfield's lectures...
...appeal; but in America such is not the case, since, if ever property be taken in consideration of the public good, the owner is fully recompensed. The American constitution developes lawyers of a higher standard because it enables them to take advantage of any defect which they may find in the law, a privilege which is denied the British barrister...