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Adams left behind him the nickname of the "Great Incendiary", which has given him unjustly the reputation of a demagogue at best, if an inspired one. Governor Cox's term for him in his proclamation fits better,--a "Sentinel for Liberty". All through his life Adams kept his alertness and his fearless regard for duty as he saw it. As an undergraduate at Harvard, his thesis for a degree was a strong defense or the proposition that "it is lawful to resist the Supreme Magistrate if the Commonwealth cannot be otherwise preserved." There is no reason to believe that Adams...
...Night of the Trojan War".-- CAST Greeks Pronax, H. D. van den Arend '22 Salvius. R. T. Westermark '23 Trojans Ilus, J. M. Begg '24 C. P. Berelyhemier '23 A Greek Sentinel, J. H. Craigie '24 A Greek Servant, R. M. C. Greenidge '24 Siamese Songs.--T. Juptarak Sp. G.S. in charge. "Beating the Village God".-- CAST First Beggar, Hung-Cheu Chen '21 Second Begger, Mr. Yung-che Chen The Scholar, Tonjou Luen Hai 1G. The Girl, Miss Mabel Chen Fone The Butcher, Mr. Ko-chi Chang...
...flower in the strange process of growing in the Royal park, and deciding not to pluck it until the following dawn, caused a sentry to be stationed near at hand to indicate the spot. The incident promptly escaped the Queen's memory, with the result that the devoted sentinel spent the rest of his days loyally guarding the sacred precinct...
...course--As of the class of '97, Lewis Ferandus Crawford, of Sentinel Butte, N. Dak.; as of the class of '03, David Alexander Lawson, of Grafton, N. S.; as of the class of '10, Earle Wentworth Huckel, of Germantown, Pa., as of the class of '11, Sampson Philip Holland, of Jamaica Plain; as of the class of '12, James Murray Howe, Jr., of Hyde Park; Carl Squire Perley, of Boston; Joseph Benjamin Stenbuck, of Brooklyn, N. Y.; as of the class of 1913, Edward Bartlett Allen, of New Bedford; Floyd Henry Allport (cum laude), of Cleveland, O.; John Rea Baker...
Professor Turner graduated with honors from the University of Wisconsin in 1884, and after a year's work on the staff of the Milwaukee "Sentinel," returned to the university as Instructor in History and English. Here he remained until 1888, teaching and at the same time pursuing advanced work in history under the late Professor William F. Allen '51, one of the pioneers in the development of historical instruction in American universities. For later study, he received the degree of A.M. from Wisconsin in 1889, and the degree of Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins in 1890. He has been at Wisconsin...