Word: profs
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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DEAR SIR - In your correspondence and meetings you have maintained consistently that you were ready to meet us half half in our effort to reform. Prof. Ames, the chairman of your athletic committee, in the Harvard Graduates' Magazine of January, 1893, says: "It would be a great gain, too, for the true interests of intercollegiate athletics if by mutual agreement the teams should be made up exclusively from undergraduate players...
...connection with this, Prof. Goodwin gave a description of the most important temples and statues of the Gods in Athens, for it was one of Paul's chief complaints that this beautiful city was wholly given up to idolatry. The Areopagus, or Man's Hill, where Paul delivered his address to the Athenians, was one of the most sacred places of the city. Here the senate had sat and done unswerving justice, yet it shared in Paul's condemnation. He little thought how soon his own words would become a part of the religious services held in that same areopagus...
...Prof. Goodale is still too ill to give his lectures in Botany...
...Prof. Shaler has an article in the North American Review for March, entitled, "High Buildings and Earthquakes...
...Prof. Searle of the Observatory will give a course of four lectures on the elements of Astronomy this month under the auspices of the Natural History Society. The lectures are to be on Wednesday evenings at 7.30 o'clock in Sever...