Word: ideals
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...State" is guarded by its constitution; and the legislature guards it by its yearly statutes, which are a transcript of the best public opinion. Public opinion is thus the government of the "Commonwealth," and, therefore, each individual must have a high ideal of personal purity and character if the government is to be sound and good. Finally, the government is not outside of us, but it is in us; it is for us, the people--as individuals and in a body--to guard the "State...
...Gilder a good ground gainer, Mason of great value in the secondary defense, and Apollonio and excellent fullback, although he has had little practice on account of his injury. Gray was tried for some time at fullback, and in another year should be a valuable man. Newhall makes an ideal quarterback, for, besides running the team well, he handles the ball with much surety on punts and is of the greatest service in making forward passes, onside kicks, and drop kicks. Next to Burr and Foster he is the best punter on the team. Hall, who is a very sure...
Professor W. W. Fenn D.D. '84 will deliver a lecture before the Ethical Club in Phillips Brooks House Parlor this evening at 8 o'clock on "The Development of an Ethical Ideal in the Theology of New England." Dr. Fenn was American editor of the Hibbert Journal in 1902 and has written several books on religious and ethical problems. He was for several years Preacher to the University...
...ETHICAL CLUB. "Development of an Ethical Ideal in the Theology of New England." Professor Fenn. Parlor, Phillips Brooks House...
...ETHICAL CLUB. "Development of an Ethical Ideal in the Theology of New England." Professor Fenn. Parlor, Phillips Brooks House...