Word: likely
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...afternoons is pretty sure to provoke some discussion. Not a few people have questioned seriously the propriety of permitting a throng of curious visitors to crowd the gallery for the purpose of watching students at their meals, and there are some men in the hall who we know would like to see the gallery closed for all time, disturbance or no disturbance. We believe, however, that this is taking an extreme view of the case. Provided there be no misconduct on the part of either visitors or students, we believe that it is quite proper that visitors be admitted...
...order to prevent any further disorder like that which occurred in Memorial Hall last Thursday after Vespers, the directors of the Harvard Dining Association have considered it advisable to exclude all visitors from the gallery on Thursday evenings. This provision is to remain in force until the board can come to the conclusion that it is no longer necessary...
...fifth century the influence of this doctrine on higher thought is most marked. Pindar, proclaiming transcendence of God, not only lays stress on retribution, but declares "we have somewhat in us like unto the immortals," thus feeling his way to a doctrine of spiritual fellowship...
...maintained at the North End. The teaching is done by volunteers, and more are needed. Cambridge students will be heartily welcome. Knowledge of Italian is not needed; I speak from experience, for when I began to help I scarcely knew a word. The men crowd around you like a lot of eager boys, and will make the most painstaking efforts to imitate the English sounds you make. Incidentally, of course, the teacher picks up a good deal of Italian and he is in the way of getting some insight into Italian character...
...Unfortunately it has been more or less true that one great reason why games have been played there in the past is that they are more successful financially than when played in smaller towns. Quick to appreciate this, New York people have come to regard a big college game like any other sort of show and to feel that, paying their admission money, they have a right to order when, where and how the show shall proceed...