Word: judgments
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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This is the fourth and final volume of Mr. Berenson's stimulating studies of Italian painters of the Renaissance. In scope and method it resembles its predecessors, but it is more mature in judgment. Mr. Beronson has now formulated his philosophy of aesthetics, and has become so thoroughly penetrated with it, that he employs it with the ease of second nature to illustrate or explain a school, a painter, or a picture...
...feet ahead of Day. Captain L. P. Dodge '08 did the first 220 yards in 22 3-5 seconds from scratch, and when he reached the bend in the Stadium was in the lead, but was unable to keep up his pace to the finish. DeSelding used good judgment and stayed in the rear until passing the bend, when he spurted and overtook all the others. H. Watson '10 was not in good condition and dropped out early in the race...
...grounds of friendship or personal prejudice, but for their recognized ability and devotion to Harvard's best interests. If the power and usefulness of the Union is to be kept up to the standard set by the officers of recent years, the voters today must choose as their best judgment dictates. We offer our hearty congratulations for past efficiency to the retiring officers, and await with interest the choice of their successors...
After a three week's trial the system adopted by the Harvard Dining Association has abundantly proved its worth. The figures speak for themselves. Cost of general board has barely exceeded the Corporation's guarantee, and but for an error in judgment during the second week, would have been below the $4 figure. Average total cost of board was less than $5 per week, an improvement over the average total cost for the past four years. The figures of membership are equally encouraging...
...indeed quite on a parity with that afforded by recent German, French, and English enterprises of similar scope and method, while many of the volumes will no doubt take permanent place as notable contributions to the general equipment of the teacher of American history. To this outcome the judgment, enthusiasm, and persistent industry of the general editor have been not the least among the contributing factors...