Word: restorationism
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Now that the building nears the half-century mark, the need for repairs makes problems of money even more pressing. During the war an "Overseas Issue" published through the efforts of W. B. Wheelwright, President '01, garnered $3,000, most of which was earmarked for needed restoration. More serious repairs...
The 20th century brought worse disturbances. A gasoline station, dance studios and a movie company took over space once occupied by bearded brush and chisel wielders. The worst blow came after World War II when a huge, jaundice-yellow garage appeared at one end of the famed old street. The...
Restoration of Claverly's parietal honor system is one of seven recommendations made in a report to improve the "Claverly Situation" by a Student Council Committee. The entire Council will discuss the report at a special meeting during reading period, it was announced yesterday.
On the hill of Champel, just outside the city of Geneva, a man was made ready for burning. A crown of straw and leaves sprinkled with sulphur was placed on his head, and a thick rope was wound around his neck. He was chained to a stake and a pile...
Servetus could have lived and died as Doctor Villeneuve. But the old urge for theological dispute proved stronger than his caution. He began a clandestine theological correspondence with John Calvin, then leading the reform movement in Geneva, a correspondence which grew more insulting on both sides as their differences became...