Word: fourth
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Fourth class. - When the first impression is vivid and the power of revival is prompt. This makes a good memory and is the object we are striving for. Attention governs all and it is defective attention that causes defective memories. Out of ten hours of ordinary study one really concentrates one's mind but half the time. Attention is naturally weak; strengthen it, is the best advice one can give. No power is more easily destroyed, no power may be more highly developed than that of attention...
...Hovey got his base on balls, and Hallowell knocked a beauty base hit over in right field and would have gotten second but for a fine stop and throw by Cook. Frothingham got a good base hit, bringing in two men, but was left at second. In the fourth Cook got his base on balls, and Upton sent him to second by a terrible fumble of his hit, by Steere. With two men out Hallowell got first and Cook came in on a fumble by Magill at third. No more runs were made by Harvard till the seventh. Dickinson went...
...FRIDAY.Seminary of Classical Philology. Paper by Mr. F. K. Ball on The Influence of the Verse on Inflexion in Virgil's Hexameters; by Mr. E. D. McCollom, on the Parable in Pindar's Fourth Pythian Ode. Sever...
...fourth inning, Hutchinson went first on base on balls, to second on a passed ball, to third on Murphy's hit, and was thrown out at the plate by Hallowell, by a beautiful throw of Murphy's hit. Greenway struck out. Murphy was left at second by Willard who knocked an easy grounder to Dickinson at first. For Harvard Cook got his base on balls, and came home on Corbett's base hit, who in turn went home on Cobb's hit, after stealing second, making another earned run. Cobb made a third earned run being sent to second...
...last Vesper Service for the year was held at Appleton Chapel yesterday afternoon. Dr. Everett took his text from the fourth chapter of Paul's Epistle to the Philippians. He said: It is interesting to see the attitude of the great men of the world when the lens is turned upon them. In this instance, we see Paul interested in doing good for the world, wholly unconscious of himself; on the other hand, the two women whom Paul mentions, were thinking only of themselves, were given up to selfishness. Paul and these women illustrate two kinds of lives which...