Word: fined
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...French government has recently presented some vases and two figure pieces, fine examples of Sevres porcelain, to the University. They are temporarily on exhibition in the Fogg Room of the Fogg Art Museum...
...Scandinavian 2 French 7 Semitic 18 German 28 Saturday, January 28. (V) Architecture 1a History 43a Celtic 1 Hist. of Religions 5 Chemistry 1 Hist. of Religions 10 Chemistry 6 Land. Arch. 4 Economics 21 Mathematics 5 English 49 Mining 2 English 54 Mining 26 Fine Arts 9 Music 3 Geology 4 Music 4a hf Geology 10 Philosophy 13b German 2a Philosophy 19 German 26a Physics B Government 32 Physics 9 Greek 12 Physics 12 History 2a Social Ethics 4 History 23a Spanish 4 hf History 35 Zoology 17 History 40 Monday, January 30. (XI) Architecture 3b German 32 Astronomy...
...peace meetings; they have sometimes resulted in furthering the cause of peace. But those engaged in them have never begun to do such practical work for peace as have the men who in actual practice succeeded in reducing certain of these theories to action. For instance, it was a fine thing to establish The Hague court; but, having been established, the court was never used, for it was found to be infinitely easier to pass lofty resolutions as to its existence than actually to get any power, any nation, under any circumstances, to try to take advantage...
...Summer School authorities announce for next summer a course in Fine Arts to be given in London on "Turner and the Land cape Painters of his Time." This course will be a distinct innovation in the teaching of Fine Arts. It will begin on Wednesday, July 5, and end on Tuesday, August 15, and will be open to women as well...
...team able to win from Yale this year must be one trained in all the fine points of the game of football. The ability to play within the rules is far from the least important of these. It should be the aim of the players and coaches in their work of final preparation to profit by the experience of the past so that in the final games the unnecessary loss of ground by reason of penalties may be avoided...