Word: go
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Provincial England," in Emerson J, this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. This talk, which is given as a sequel to a lecture which Mr. Porritt delivered last Monday on "How to see English History in the Making and English Institutions at Work," is given especially for those intending to go to England next summer, but all members of the University are cordially invited...
...regular distance. A racing start was made at about 38 strokes to the minute, and for the rest of the distance the crew rowed at about 31, until when nearing the finish the stroke was put up again. The boat seemed to space well between strokes, but did not go so smoothly when the stroke was high, although the start was good...
...nineteenth century, will give an informal talk on "How to See English History in the Making and English Institutions at Work during a Ten Days' Stay in London," in Emerson J at 2.30 o'clock this afternoon. The talk is given especially for those men who intend to go to England next summer, but all who are interested are cordially invited...
...crews have shown a slight advance during the week. The first crew is still inclined to fall over at the catch and all the men are slow with their hands. On Wednesday, L. D. Smith, who has been rowing No. 4 regularly in the first boat, was unable to go out on account of a bad foot, and he will not be able to report for about a week. Amory took his place on Wednesday and on Thursday Leslie was substituted for Amory...
...Bonaparte began his lecture by saying that a man must be fitted for the profession which he is going into; he must have some idea of his own capabilities and tastes in order to form an opinion of what profession would best suit him. If a man has fallen in love with a profession he will go against the grain if he tries to follow another. There must be a conformity between the man and the law or his profession, just as there is a conformity between the tools and the profession for which they are used...