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Last night in Sever 11 Hon. Theodore Roosevelt delivered before a large audience an address on "Public Life." The speaker was received with enthusiastic applause as he rose from his seat and was listened to with the closest attention. Mr. Roosevelt said that his subject "Public Life" is the subject of a public career for the college man, for nearly every man at some period or other goes into politics...
College Conference. Public Life. Hon. Theodore Roosevelt, U. S. Civil Service Commissioner. Sever...
College Conference. Public Life. Hon. Theodore Roosevelt, U. S. Civil Service Commissioner. Sever...
...March number of The North American Review contains a continuation of the Gladstone-Blaine controversy on Free Trade or Protection by the Hon. J. S. Morrill who argues naturally for Protection. The work of the United Question clubs in getting at the views of prominent men on the specific issues in the tariff is described by the secretary of the U. Q. C. Justin McCarthy answers the question "Who are the coming men in England?" by saying that there seems to be no coming man in the world of poetry, no future Disraeli or Gladstone in politics, but that such...
...second of a series of talks on choosing a profession was given last evening in Sever 11 by Hon. Jeremiah Smith of New Hampshire. The speaker was introduced by President Eliot, and spoke first of the law profession as viewed from the side of truth and honor. Many men have believed and do believe it impossible for a man to practice law without a deviation from strict truth. Carlyle's outspoken opinions on the subject of lawyers are well known and Matthew Arnold once said that he was thankful when a friend of his escaped from...