Word: obtained
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...admission to all starred courses and courses "primarily for graduates," undergraduates must obtain the consent of the Instructors...
Hereafter practice for the University squad will be held at 5.30 o'clock in the afternoon instead of in the evening. This change was suggested by Trainer McMaster, who thought evening practice was too soon after eating to obtain the best results. The schedule for the season is now in the hands of the Athletic Committee and will probably be announced by the middle of next week...
...Bartholo, that Bartholo, proposes to marry Rosine on the next day against her will. Figaro advises Almaviva to present himself to Bartholo, disguised as a soldier and armed with a written order for lodging from the Colonel of a regiment which happens to be at Seville. Almaviva fails to obtain the lodging, but manages to give Rosine a note. After he has gone, Bartholo accuses Rosine of having received a note from him, and threatens to use force to procure it. Rosine denies having such a note, and pretends to swoon, not however, before she has placed a note from...
...shows Rosine her letter to the Count, and, she, thinking that she has been betrayed, agrees to marry Bartholo at once. Bartholo leaves to complete the arrangements for the marriage, and Almaviva and Figaro enter by the balcony. The Count explains that he gave the note to Bartholo to obtain his confidence, and Rosine agrees to marry him, whereupon Almaviva discloses his real identity. The Notary enters, closely followed by Bazile, whom the Count bribes to be a witness to the marriage. Bartholo arrives too late to interfere in the ceremony, and is himself induced to sign the contract upon...
...House has developed many educational methods which have been put into practice by the city of Boston. Its object is to re-establish the ethical conditions which have been shattered by the tumult of life; and in pursuing this object it has accomplished a great deal in endeavoring to obtain a rational physical development; in attempting to equip boys and girls for their future occupations; and in seeing that the natural ability of able boys and girls in poor circumstances is not wasted. Mr. Woods made an earnest plea for greater statesmanship on the part of future educators...