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Important as morality is, it would be of no avail without accompanying spirituality. As I have said, the one may exist without the other; but the essential of religion is the conviction of the existence of God in unity with man. Would you seek proofs of this, look to creation. The sun in his glorious course, the moon as she shines peacefully in the heavens at night, the roar of the sea, the growl of thunder and the flaring of lightning,- all are manifestations of God's presence. In early times my forefathers had no cathedral but the earth...
...game, the final struggle of the men who have faithfully served us this fall and every spark of manly feeling that exists here should be fanned to a ruddy glow by enthusiasm and loyalty, Not till we thus live and act can Captain Waters and his men look with a feeling of absolute confidence on the crowd of students who will line the Harvard side of Hampden Park. Nor is it enough that we think and feel this way. The faces, and this applies especially to the players and coaches, should show how the minds and hearts feel. The only...
...undergoing another transformation. The new stands on the south side are being extended at each end, the old stands on the north have been removed to make room for new and larger ones, while both the east and west ends will have stands of similar size. The field will look for all the world like the field at Springfield...
...gallery to visitors during meal-hours? No respectable hotel would permit their guests to be so treated, and no person of good breeding would ever allow himself to stare at another while he is eating. There might be some palliation for the offense if people merely came to look at the Hall for a few minutes and then left. But some visitors come and remain there for an hour, merely to watch us eat, as if we were wild animals in a cage at the menagerie. I feel assured that an order closing the gallery during mealtime would receive...
...which were of very great value as adjuncts to the regular college work. These courses have always been greatly appreciated by the students and they will be greatly missed if they are not continued this year. In all the list of outside attractions which the University furnishes, none is looked on with more favor than a series of good lectures. Doubtless the University has in store for us a number of such series, and the students will look for them with great interest...