Word: instruct
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...appears the first issue of the Monthly for the coming winter. This October number is distinctly good, and the Monthly will be doing well if it can keep to the standard set by it. It may fairly be said that none of the prose pieces fail to interest and instruct the reader...
...fitting, to say nothing of colleges for which they are not sitting, There is an excellent chance for some loyal graduates to do good work, not only for Harvard, but for Phillips Exeter and Phillips Andover themselves by using their personal influence among the students to interest and instruct them in the advantages which Harvard offers. Yet there is another way in which a great deal might be done with comparatively little trouble. Not for years has there been in either school, or least not in Exeter, a reunion of any class on commencement day. There has been some talk...
CHAPEL HILL, N. C., Nov. 21, 1892."The students of the University of North Carolina, as a slight token of their appreciation of the character and services of a man who deliberately surrendered the Presidency in order to instruct the people in correct principles of government and especially of taxation - who in short preferred to teach the people rather than rule them - do hereby resolve to send ten delegates to the second inauguration of Grover Cleveland, and do earnestly request all the colleges and universities of the United States to unit +++ grand student demonstration in honor of our great political...
...doing. Considering the short time it has been in existence it has made considerable progress. The work was begun a year ago last February, and struggled for some time with a great deficiency in the number of active members and in its financial support. Its aims - to give instruction to laborers of all kinds, have been broadened and extended in every direction, and it is purposed to enlarge them still further. The Union is already reaching a number of laborers of every class, laborers who enter into the work with an earnest spirit and an interest which arises...
...them to do much better work than would otherwise be possible. The Union has now been in existence a little more than a year, its work being confined almost entirely to education. There are now twenty-two classes taught by college men and several are in the hands of instruct ors. In all there are about thirty college men actively engaged in the work and the Union has a membership of over 200. Ten or twelve men are needed to assist in the instruction during the rest of the year and it is hoped that any one who is willing...