Word: reached
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...women enrolled, desires that at least one place in the debate be taken by a woman. On this point there is not unanimity of opinion in the joint committee from the two societies, but a meeting of this committee will be held on Monday, when it is hoped to reach an agreement. This debate, if arranged, would probably be held in Sever 11. No definite time has been proposed...
...united the primitive belief with ontology derived from Brahmanical schools. Buddha was no longer the man Gotama, but the eternal and self - existent. With this expansion of the Buddha came the corresponding expansion of his mission of deliverance, carried on through many Buddhas - to - be. Mystical Buddhism strove to reach conceptions beyond sensual pleasure. It was the aim of the manifestations of the Eternal to make men partakers of the Buddha - nature. The goal of the true believer of communion, might be realized on earth by help of scripture and holy places, or spiritually in any world from hell...
...varsity crew has been rowing during the last few days with no change in the men. Yesterday, however, Fennessy rowed No. 3, and T. G. Stevenson No. 7. The men still row with stationary slides, taking a long body reach. It is probable that the slides will not be used at all this fall...
...varsity crew was on the river for the first time yesterday afternoon. The men rowed in a barge and used only body reach, the slides being strapped down. The coaching was done by R. C. Watson '69. The following was the make-up of the crew: Stroke, R. Stevenson; 7, Fennessy; 6, Sprague; 5, Duffield; 4, Perkins; 3, T. G. Stevenson; 2, Bullard; bow, Watson...
...annual increase in the number of new students means increased difficulty in promptly and efficiently placing needed information within their reach. But the Committee on Reception has made such arrangements that every student who desires information will be able to obtain it at once. The headquarters of the committee during the three busy days, today, tomorrow and Thursday, are in No. 2 University Hall, on the first floor. From nine in the morning until four in the afternoon members and representatives of the committee will be in attendance to distribute circulars, elective and departmental pamphlets, maps of Cambridge, lists...