Word: parted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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That America is now training the future leaders of China in political, social, economic, and educational projects is the statement of Tien Lan Lin, president of the Chinese Students' Club of Princeton, and Treasurer of the Students' Christian Association. In an article published in the Princetonian, he says, in part...
...gerund-grinding" done in college courses. Professors usually enjoy this work no more than students; and those who have taken courses in the University beyond the necessarily irksome one dealing with Xenophon's daily progress know that the human and literary side of the classics form the greatest part of the interest of the instructor. It is, however, true that most men have not the time, or think they have not the time, to study the classics in the original language. There is a course on Greek tragedy for upper-classmen conducted in English. The classical field is briefly treated...
...speaking of the other advantages which the University would obtain from a regular exchange, Dr. Klein emphasized especially the fact that the average educator in South America takes a more active part in public life than is common in the United States. Professor Lima, for instance, is one of Brazil's most noted diplomats. Thus Harvard would almost always receive, as a visiting lecturer, some man especially qualified to speak on the affairs of his country
...hour practice, and the first part of the period was given over to the usual drill in passing and shooting, with the emphasis especially on playing out formations. Coach Winsor sent the forward lines down against the backs, keeping them after the puck each time until they had scored or until the defence men had knocked the disc out of the danger zone. The playing at this stage of the practice was rather listless, but the team showed plenty of aggressiveness when it lined up against the Harvard Club...
Besides Mr. Edward Vroom, the cast includes Miss Emily Hale, Miss Phyllis Robbins, Miss Frances Sprague, Mr. A. W. Rowe, Mr. J. K. Smith, Mr. Theodore Cabot, Mr. R. N. Burnham, Mr. H. F. Kellogg, and a supporting company of 50 people. N. B. Clark uG.B. will take the part of Ragueneau. Other members of the University in the cast are H. J. Doermann 1L., S. W. Morgan '16, S. van K. Fairbanks '17, S. B. Sage '17, J. A. Swinson '17, E. Galligan '17, S. Dillon '17, W. R. Osgood '17, R. W. Hoskier '18, W. F. Savale...