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...herself; to discharge one of her highest duties to the country, by opening her doors more widely to both students and teachers of diverse training, wherever found, helping to disseminate the influences of good learning throughtout all parts of the United States, and thus becoming a participant and prime mover in the general life...
...first tide after the ice left the river. Mr. Geo. Weld kindly contributed the money to have the float thoroughly repaired, so that hereafter it will not be submerged at low tide. We have, during the past week, been trying to get a building mover to put it in; we may succeed yet, but if it cannot be moved on rollers, it will surely be put in on the high tide of March...
...other hand the spirit of the Renaissance enriched his mind and gave him a power of originality which distinguished his poems from those Italian songs imitated from Provencal models. Dante with the learning of the ancient world tells for the middle ages that Love is the great mover of the universe...
...represented, was carried unanimously. This was also the case with the appropriation of $50 to purchase flags for Harvard. The question of introducing the 56 pound weight was proposed by McNally, a six-footer from St. Johns College, and the motion was lost unanimously with the exception of the mover's vote. When the matter of introducing a two mile safety bicycle race was brought up, the roll was first called to see how many colleges had such an event in their meetings, and then a vote was taken. There were twelve colleges present and the motion was defeated...
...something of the kind here, and the committee which was appointed at the large and interested meeting, three weeks ago, must have surely decided on an interesting enough plan of action to attract even a larger audience at Sever to-night. The fact that Mr. Cohn is the mover in this new enterprise answers for its success; - in fact the French department never seems to do anything unsuccessful. We have heard it whispered about that perhaps lectures or addresses by distinguished Frenchmen will be found among the other literary treats which the society will offer its members. We are sure...