Word: occured
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...rough, brutal, or unfair play. The report of the Athletic Committee in 1888, shows this often-disregarded fact: that out of 365 students who played foot ball during the two months, (165 of whom practiced every day) only seven received at all serious injuries. "Nor are those, that do occur, more lasting than some of the moral and mental injuries that the game helps to prevent...
...Blake '93, started at five minutes past four. The trail was laid over Norton's field, around Felton Hall, down Boylston Street, across the bridge to Cory Hill. From here the hounds had difficulty in following the trail through the woods; thence down Pearl to Main, where the break occurred. The hares arrived at 5.09. The first three hounds finished twenty four minutes later in the following order: G. Lowell '92, D. W. Fenton '95, F. C. Hinckley '95. The run was about eight miles long. The next one will occur one week from today...
...will be noticed that Geology 4 and German 2 occur twice in this list. The later date in each case is that of the anticipatory and examination. In other cases the anticipatory and make-up examinations take place on the same...
...simply executing comparison the word came to mean in the olden times to talk or to speak. Parable afterwards came to mean condensed speech, and in this way the smiles of Homer and others and the fables of Aesop are kindred to the parables of Jesus. Two fables occur in the Old Testament. Jesus must have been familiar with the use of fables, but he never used them, because they were inadequate for his purpose. Fables make our thoughts entertaining, but unlike parables they are very often untrue and thus could not be used by the Lord in his teachings...
...arrange this matter scientifically. This Professor White has done in his monograph, putting it in the form of an argument. First, he has collected the passages which may be taken to prove the existence of a stage, in which the words commonly meaning "go up" and "go down" occur, and has skillfully shown that in Aristophanes' time they were used simply as stage terms in the sense of "go on" or "go off," this signification arising from the early Greek religious processions where the first actor mounted a wheeled plat form to deliver his verses in honor...