Word: lacks
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...laboratories at Harvard, the Medical School has just been furnished with laboratories for pathology and bacteriology by a gift from Dr. H. F. Sears. The laboratories are spacious and convenient, but absolutely simple. Here, too, as President Eliot shows in his recent report, a lack of prompt, liberal funds prohibits the results from being as good as those in Germany. The chemical laboratory is being carried on in Boylston Hall under the charge of Professor Cooke. The mineral collection has been removed to the new museum, and it is hoped that a mineralogical laboratory will be furnished this year...
...University museum now has accommodations for botanical and mineralogical work for many years to come. The Zoological Museum is, however, crippled for lack of money...
...already looking out for a new idol to adore in his stead, Mr. McCulloch's criticism is julicio is and reasonable. He a Limits his in toility to prophecy as to Mr. Kipling's future but at the same time is disposed to look too leniently on the superficiality, lack of polish and mannerism of the last product of publishers and society coterie booming...
...Alta California," and there is also a flourishing department of "Californiana." The California articles, as well as one on the old homesteads along the James, by Charles Washington Coleman, are accompanied by most artistic and picturesque illustrations. A foreigner seeing them must wonder why Americans can complain at the lack of picturesqueness on their continent. But we who are to the manor born are not so easily deceived and know that the charming pictures in the current magazines contain more of the artist's self than of the scene he has pretended to copy...
...interesting to note that in 1736 old Jonathan Edwards was as much shocked at the corruption and lack of true godliness at Harvard as are his narrow-minded successors of the present...