Word: movements
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...University of Madras and a recipient of the degree of A.M. from Princeton. He has also spent several years in Princeton Theological Seminary. He is a Hindoo, one of the few who have received an English education. In his native country he is a leader in the movement for native rule, and as editor of the Ceylon University Association, and as committeeman of the Ceylon National Association is well qualified to speak on the present political situation in India...
English--The Romantic Movement in English poetry in the beginning of the Nineteenth Century. Professor Nellson, Monday afternoons at 4.30, beginning November...
...John D. Long '57, at one time Secretary of the Navy, will preside, and the address of welcome will be delivered by President Charles W. Eliot. The main addresses will be given by Professor Monett, a well known scholar of Geneva, Switzerland, on "John Calvin and the Reformation Movement at Geneva," and by Professor Pfleiderer, of the University of Berlin, on "The Tendency of Positive Religions to Universal Religion." Professor F. G. Peabody '69 will also give an illustrated description of Harvard University. Immediately after the exercises the foreign guests and delegates will lunch at the Union at the invitation...
...addition to his inspection of missions, Professor Moore was able to investigate the new educational movement in China. New schools and colleges have been established by the government in the various provinces and together with civil service reform are strong evidence of the recent and growing nationalistic movement in education. Professor Moore says that there are unusual opportunities for American college graduates to teach in these new schools, as enough teachers cannot be found to meet the growing demand...
...take place in Sanders Theatre tomorrow at 10 o'clock. The Hon. John D. Long '57 will preside over the meeting. President Eliot will deliver the address of welcome which will be followed by an address from Professor E. Montet of Geneva, Switzerland, on "John Calvin and the Reformation Movement at Geneva." Professor O. Pfleiderer of Berlin will then discuss "The Tendency of Positive Religions to Universal Religion," after which an illustrated description of Harvard will be given by Professor F. G. Peabody '69. At 12.30 o'clock foreign guests and delegates will be invited by the University to lunch...