Word: renewed
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...class crew captains are still undecided on the question of fall class races, but it is to be hoped that they will renew the former custom of having races at this season of the year, as they tend in a great measure to keep up the interest in boating in the college...
...declined, the other has advanced, until at present each occupies its own place, in no way interfering with the other. The white haired graduates still consider Commencement the one day in the college calendar, the day on which they meet their former class mates once again and renew, perhaps for the last time, those bonds of fellowship which death alone can sever. The happy Senior, however, turns instinctively towards Class Day as his day of days. The soft air of June, the bright and happy faces of his fair friends, the countless throng of visitors, the magic-like appearance...
...these reasons, and for others less important, the committee by authority of Board of Directors feel obliged to protest against the details of the scheme proposed by the Corporation, and respectfully renew their petition for a new dining hall to be conducted similarly to Memorial...
...them pass, the time seems very short. After all, four years are none too long a period in which to learn the lessons the college offers, for books do not form the only means of education here. In the six months left it is for us to renew our work with greater energy and the strong purpose to improve every opportunity toward the development of the broad and intellectual college...
...10th century is sometimes called the Mediaeval Renaissance in Germany, so marked is this spread of influences not German. Meanwhile, in 843. Germany was separated for good from France, and began her independent life but she did not at once renew her original creative activity. For this, the example and influence of fresh creation were needed and Germany found this in the 11th century in France. There chivalric society was growing up as a consequence of Feudalism, and soon this society was to find expression in poetry. When this poetry came, it was almost at once imitated by the Germans...