Word: frequenting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...best of the House ideals into the new members, and lend an air of maturity, perhaps intellectuality, to House functions. The graduate's outlook, backed by college experience here or abroad, is bound to be interesting to the undergraduate. Contacts between graduate and undergraduate are a palliative for the frequent failure of the tutors in making many personal contacts with the students...
There will be a registration fee of $5 and the usual tuition of $25 per course for most courses. The outline of the courses calls for frequent excursions to places of historical and industrial interest, musical and dramatic entertainment, and public readings and lectures...
...Paul Valery, include many passages from U. S. Poet Walt Whitman but only one from a living English poet, William Henry Davies (nothing from Huxley's late great friend. David Herbert Lawrence). Significant of the pendulum-swing of modern taste are the admiring references to Tennyson and Browning, frequent quotations from them. As an example of unconscious literature Huxley gives the farewell note of a suicide: "No wish to die. One of the best of sports, which they all knew. Not in the wrong, the boys will tell you. This...
...hall where the holders of them might be commensals, remembering that when Cardinal Wolsey built Christ Church at Oxford his first care was the kitchen. Nothing is so great a quickener of the faculties, or so likely to prevent their being narrowed to a single groove, as the frequent social commingling of men who are aiming at one goal by different paths...
...frequent question to Roman Catholic churchmen is: why so great a proportion of Catholics in prison populations? In last week's issue of The Commonweal, urbane Catholic weekly, was a reply by Father John P. McCaffrey, Roman Catholic chap lain at Sing Sing. Chief point: prison populations mirror the localities upon which they draw. Father McCaffrey demonstrates by a section in Massachusetts, as follows...