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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Parliament of Religions in Chicago, for the liberal religious thought of his native country. Since the Fair he has been lecturing and preaching in various places in this vicinity, and has always awakened the keenest interest in his hearers. he speaks excellent English so that his thoughts have as free and unhesitating a flow as those of men of our own nationality. Besides the interest which he has aroused by his speaking, he has attracted much attention by his book on the Oriental Christ. Very much new light is often thrown on religious matters by men whose lives have been...
...some of the smaller courses in economices and philosophy for instance, to see how few men take an active part in the discussions. The courses meet day after day and just about the same men do the talking each time. This is an unfortunate thing, for the method of free discussion is the ideal method of instruction. Students can learn from each other where there is a free expression of opinion and a man may get a world of good from the very absurdity of his questions and ideas if he only speaks them and has them corrected. The very...
...most impressive features of the Parliament of Religions was the brotherly feeling which was accorded the colored men who were present. This is the glory of the nation that made them free, as it is of the men who have been freed...
...items concerning University organizations with a view both to furnishing thereby interesting reading, and to providing a better avenue by which such organizations may make themselves known. To carry out this idea we shall write to the secretaries of the various non-secret societies asking them to feel free to send us items of general interest and notices of meetings, elections, and the like. We believe that such items as these will tend to make the societies better known, and to enlarge their spheres of usefulness...
Columbia College offers free tuition, amounting to $690, to the freshman passing the best examination...