Word: masters
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Samuel Williston, brilliant master and keen teacher of the common law, who for a score of years has trained and inspired a generation of lawyers...
...qualifying round for the individual golf championship of the University will be held over the Wollaston Golf Club course, Wollaston, today. The eight men who make the lowest scores for the 18 holes will qualify for the match play. Each contestant must pay the tourney master of the course $1 as an entrance...
...manner of subjects, some mere sketches, others finished with studied care. They show his technique at different periods of his career, pure etching, dry-point used in connection with etching, and dry-point alone. Many of the impressions are very fine, enabling the student to appreciate this master as is possible only from early impressions, taken from the plates before they have become worn out from repeated printings and reworked by strange hands...
...scholarship of $250 a year tenable for two years, to an advanced student commencing residence at Cambridge as a member of Emmanuel College in October, 1910. The scholarship will be awarded at the beginning of October. Applications, accompanied by two certificates of good character, should be sent to the master of Emmanuel not later than October 1. Applicants should give an account of their career up to the time of application, together with the professors or teachers under whom they have studied. They should also describe as precisely as possible the course of study which they intend to pursue...
...whole." Another quotation from the same source expresses the need of this new plan and the evils which its adoption will eradicate: "Many of the undergraduates, no doubt, choose their courses wisely; but there are a number who do not devote enough time to one subject to master anything thoroughly; and there are others who concentrate too much, who leave some of the principal fields of knowledge untouched, and graduate without a broad intellectual outlook...