Word: reade
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...That is all very well in theory, but if we abolish this rule and consequently our sole source of revenue, how are track athletics going to be supported?" They may claim that our answer rests on a matter as yet wholly in the air. But surely, if one can read the signs, the time when all the 'varsity teams will be mutually self-supporting is not far off. The graduate treasurer speaks most encouragingly of it; everything points to it. Cannot the Harvard Athletic Association trust to it and the generosity of the University and abandon this unjust rule...
Yesterday afternoon at the Vesper Service, Rev. Francis G. Peabody read from the 6th chapter of Judges, verses 11-19. He said: Today as well as at the time of Gideon, young men have angels of the Lord to face. They too sometimes feel themselves not worthy of the great work the Lord has called them to undertake; but a few men of great talent are not needed today so much as many men of average ability...
...following works are to be read for the approaching hour examination in Fine Arts 3: The first 295 pages of Oman, Reber's account of Archaic Art and Plutarch's Lives of Peisistratus, Aristeides Alcibades, and Sinon...
...explained, and perhaps most important of all the flight of Themistocles from Athens, at which time the revolt of Naxos occurred which marks the first break in Athenian power, it is shown must have been as late as 462; the whole history of this period must now be read in a new light. The account is continued down to Aristotle's own time, but the most of the remaining statements are either already known or unimportant. Professor Goodwin will give another talk on the manuscript on Saturday morning...
...junior class held a meeting last night in Lower Massachusetts to take action upon the death of Seymour Howell. The following resolutions which had been prepared by a committee appointed for the purpose consisting of David Gray, T. G. Bremer, and H. R. Allen, were read and unanimously adopted; and the class secretary was instructed to send a copy of them to the family...