Word: kinds
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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During the past week the increased interest in debating lately manifested by members of the Sheffield Scientific School has culminated in the formation of a new society-The Sheffield Debating Club. This organization is the first of its kind in this department of the University, although the advisability of its formation has been under discussion for some time. The movement not only means the broadening and advancement of that department, but will contribute largely toward strengthening and maintaining interest in debating throughout the entire University...
...with great pleasure that a report from Arequipa, was received at the Observatory, stating that the Bruce photographic telescope, the most powerful of its kind in the world, had arrived in safety. This telescope was sent to Peru some time ago and considerable anxiety has been felt as to its safe arrival, as it was rather a dangerous voyage from here to Arequipa...
...catalogue of graduates of the Lawrence Scientific School, the announcement of the publication of which lately appeared in the CRIMSON, is the first of its kind ever issued by the school. Of the 331 men whose names are published many have attained distinction in later life. The first class, graduated in 1851, had but four members. Since that time, with but few exceptions the numbers have steadily increased, until in 1895 twenty-five men were graduated...
Professor Royce then spoke of the man's character. He was frank above all things. He was a good husband and father. Troubled all his life with a malady, Guyau did not grumble as most invalids do, but was ever kind and loving. He believed that the one great tle which binds the universe together was love, and in this, as in all things, he practiced what he preached...
Next week the first of the lectures on Harvard's history will be given under the auspices of the Harvard Memorial Society. Tickets are to be distributed to students of the University on the afternoon of each lecture. This is the first series of lectures of the kind that has ever been delived here and it is certain not only to be exceedingly entertaining but also of great value. Few members of the University have any real acquaintance with the history of Harvard during the last forty years. Every one of course is familiar with the great events that have...