Word: hand
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...meagre circumstances to obtain for use in their courses, books which they would otherwise be obliged to purchase. These men have now either to make use of the reserved libraries in Gore and Harvard Halls, or they are compelled to buy all necessary books, either new, or at second-hand. The first alternative is not constantly convenient; the second, even when the books are bought at second-hand, entails more or less expense. Moreover, it is always necessary for every student to purchase (or to borrow from private sources) all "text-books," strictly so-called...
...opens a wider scope to the soul. He showed the essential difference between the East and West. The West is governed by the great desire to "do." The philosophy of energy is instinctive. As Matthew Arnold says, "Worship of machinery supplants reverence for God. The East, on the other hand, is mastered by the conviction of the unreality of the world. All things, all persons, are but shadows to the oriental mind. An atmosphere of mystery enshrouds the universe. The Western man seeks the truth outside himself, through researches of science. The Easterner tries to find the truth within himself...
...ball, after it has been kicked by one of the opponents, before it touches the ground, or in similarly catching a punt out made by the catcher's own side: provided the player making the catch has signalled his intention of making a fair catch by raising his hand clearly above his head, and provided, also, that he takes not more than two steps after making the catch. It is not a fair catch if the ball after the kick was touched by another of the catcher's side before the catch was made. Opponents who are offside, shall...
...great truth is simple. The all guiding Hand which we must feel when we look upon the vast power and beauty of nature-the "Invisible Through Nature" which all scientists and philosophers must come to regard-was the secret of the incarnation. Man has glimpses of this Being: Christ so thoroughly understood and appreciated it that it finally carried Him away...
...candidates for the trials must hand in their names to E. M. Rabenold, Perkins 37, before 12 o'clock. The order of speaking will be posted in Gore Hall by 1 o'clock. Those men who will be detained from speaking on account of the Union dance tonight, may make special arrangement with Rabenold...