Word: hearted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...fulfill the Maker's order, How especially I hate you when I sing!" will awake answering chords not only in the bosoms of his undergraduate fellow-sufferers, but even in the supposedly callous heart of many an unappreciated faculty adviser...
...second half-year marks a new and important step in the popularization of this branch of art. The revival of the class Glee, Mandolin, and Banjo Clubs, after their hibernation through the first year of 1918, will be an extra prize of some value for the most proficient. The heart of the new system, however, is the interdormitory competition. With no limit on the size of these clubs, any Freshman may get some elementary knowledge of music. The half hour of practice on Wednesday evenings can be made into a general gathering of the three dormitory groups and can become...
...case they will not agree, the remaining alternative is to adapt the present system to interdormitory needs. And in the first place, a return to the former longer schedules, with a special first squad, seems essential, if we are frankly to face the fact that victory is nearest the heart of every undergraduate and make it the immediate (though not the underlying) end. Interdormitory games could be held at the same time, only starting a little later. Having a separate personnel, they need not interfere with the work of the regular squad; and men who showed exceptional ability could...
...home of the Princeton Club of Philadelphia at the corner of Camac and Locust streets, in the heart of the new club section, was formally opened last Thursday. In the afternoon a reception was held, at which President and Mrs. Hibben of Princeton were the guests of honor. In the evening there was a smoker and house warming to which all Princeton men in Philadelphia were invited...
...work of the ministry in the modern world is two-fold. It is, first, a task of inspiration and instruction. Here is a great mass of speculations and faiths which the modern world inherits which have to do with the nature of the Eternal Spirit and of the heart of man; with the problems of sin and suffering and ignorance and of what is to be the end of it all. On these great questions the minister speaks. Particularly as a Christian leader he endeavors to restate in the language of the moment, and from the world view...