Word: gathered
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Class of 1919 will gather in the Union tonight at 8.15 o'clock for the second smoker of the year. The committee has announced an elaborate program for the occasion, starting with two cine-metograph adventures of Mutt and his companion Jeff as "Nature Fakers," and in "Matrimonial Difficulties." A few pieces will then be rendered by a 25-piece orchestra under the leadership of J. M. Parmelee '19, and this will be followed by a Keystene comedy entitled "Haystacks and Steeples." A monologuist will then address the class in a few well chosen words, the only speech...
...news candidates will be expected to gather news of general interest to the University and to put it in form ready for publication. While the competition will be of great value to men contemplating making journalism their career, it is equally valuable to other members of the University. It brings the candidates in touch with organizations and institutions and the leaders of such in a way otherwise hardly possible...
Whether the war clouds which gather now so darkly will burst in storm, or whether we shall yet continue for an indefinite period of weeks or years our troubled peace, we cannot tell. Our plans must be made for all possibilities. The plan for training officers will prove no less valuable if war shall not come now. From men trained in this manner may be formed the nucleus of the national army which most realize must come in a short time. We are not primarily preparing for war tomorrow; we are not preparing for war against Germany. We are preparing...
...them at any table. You can hear them through the length of the hall. They fraternally greet all whom they see, and hold long-winded conversations over all subjects from politics to the moon. Sometimes a group will gather and an amateur forum is organized, like nothing so much in the broad world as a Ladies Aid Society holding a sewing bee. To the weary and unwilling listener to these parleys it seems strange that so much wisdom could be contained in so small a space. Surely Diogenes and his tub had nothing on a few loquacious spirits and their...
This is, approximately, the purpose in view, as we gather it from the announcements of Dr. Flexner and the ex-president of Harvard, Dr. Eliot. Such a purpose is comprehensible and its good points are apparent to anybody, whether or not he believes them sufficiently weighty to form the basis of a new education for youth after the present educational system shall have been swept away as faulty beyond amendment. The present system has not yet been over-thrown, but the attempt to construct a new one before destroying the existing scheme cannot be too highly praised...