Word: questioned
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1890-1899
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...question of immortality is a question of the permanence of the individual man. To solve the mystery of immortality, we must solve the mystery of individuality Existence implies individuality; but it is difficult for us to discover this, since we can not separate like and different aspects of our known world. We can not discover by our senses that difference, which lies deeper than all likeness. In the circle of family and friends we feel individuality, but can not define it by thought. In other words, individuality is our ideal, but not our reality, and it is neither describable...
...debate of the Junior Wranglers last night on the question: "Resolved, That financial considerations disregarded Harvard College should be divided into small colleges, as Oxford and Cambridge," was won by the negative side, taken by L. W. Hall, J. F. Jennings, and E. E. Coolidge. The speakers on the affirmative were W. S. Heilborn, H. Davis, and R. F. Forman. Dr. Callender acted as critic...
...debate has been arranged with the Boston University Law School to take place Dec. 14. The question will be that of the Princeton debate. The trial debate will take place...
...second trial for the Princeton debate will be held Saturday at 7 in the lecture room of the Fogg Museum. Speeches will be ten minutes in length on either side of the question. The judges will be Professors J. B. Ames and G. P. Baker, and Mr. I. L. Winter. Following is the allotted order of the speaking: 7, P. E. Fitzpatrick; 7.10, E. Mayer; 7.20, R. D. Crane; 7.30, R. C. Bruce; 7.40, J. Frank; 7.50, F. G. Bauer; 8, H. B. Kirtland; 8.10, W. Morse; 8.20, E. P. Bennett; 8.30, F. S. Bayley; 8.40, H. A. Yeomans...
...Question: "Resolved, That, financial considerations disregarded, Harvard College should be divided into small colleges, as Oxford and Cambridge...