Word: objects
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...life indeed" is something that cannot be lost. Death is but an end of the visible life, what we might call the picture of life, but the life indeed is in Christ and is eternal. This eternal life is what is sought, or at least it is the chief object of study, in all colleges. Mere knowledge amounts to nothing beside the possession of true life. So what we are looking for in college is the truth of God, that having found it we may know Him and live in Him the eternal life. How dignified it makes life seem...
...wish through your columns to correct a statement which has lately appeared. No such organization as the Harvard University Ice Polo Team exists. The games with Cambridge Latin have been scrub games and most of the players participating have been non-Harvard men. Harvard men object to having their names used in connection with mythical organizations...
Pennsylvania has recently challenged Princeton to a dual track and field meeting this year, but apparently without expecting that the challenge will be accepted. It is thought that Princeton will object to university representation, and the prospect has called forth the following editorial in the Pennsylvanian...
...University Glee Club of New York City will give its first concert Saturday evening in the concert hall of Madison Square Garden. This is a club of college men whose object is "to encourage male voice music of the highest excellence, to give musical receptions and concerts, and to promote social intercourse among college graduates and former college students residing in or near New York City." Besides the active members, who number 52, there is a large list of associate members. The colleges represented among the active members are: Columbia 18, Princeton 10, Yale 9, Rutgers 3, Harvard 2, Union...
...that already several of the placards announcing the debate have been stolen. The placards are, to be sure, very attractive looking, but it is rather an ungraceful way of showing one's appreciation of the fact to tear them down before they have had any chance to accomplish the object for which they were printed...