Word: heard
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...life which confronts us today. Trusting implicitly in God, we can toil on, knowing that all will be well. "Come unto Me all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest," is surely a message more winsome than any other the world has ever heard. Faith in God will not free us from labor, but will lift it from our shoulders till it becomes very light...
Professor George D. Herron delivered a lecture in the Fogg Art Museum last evening, taking as his subject "Individual Failure and Social Progress." The address was one of the most thoughtful and deeply impressive which has been heard at Harvard for some time. The substance of the lecture is as follows...
Director Fuertes has thus accounted for 341 of the 386 alumni. Of the other forty-five, twenty-eight have died and seventeen had not been heard from when the census of the college was completed...
...outrageous attack upon Harvard which we print today can have been prompted only by extreme malevolence. Accusations directed against Harvard as a rich man's college we have before this heard with contempt, but we know of no paper which has hitherto allowed itself such utter license in attempting to sully what is most fair in the reputation of our University, as that in which the Illustrated American indulges: "It were better for the life and morals of Boston that Harvard College were under the sea;" and again, "The effect of Harvard on the morals of Boston is about...
...advocates the appointment of an athletic committee similar to the one at Harvard, to have entire charge of athletics at the University of Pennsylvania. The editorial says in part: "It isn't a very pleasant thing to have to say, but there is and has been entirely too much heard from some of the individual Directors of the Athletic Association; too much posing before the public; too great, far too great a tendency to rush into print on every possible occasion. Not only in the present instance, but many times in the past, has this morbid desire for publicity...