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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...system of measuring similar to Dr. Sargent's has been introduced at Bowdoin...
...game yesterday against the Massachusetts Institute of Technology was an improvement over the Amherst game, and an encouraging improvement, too, since Technology played a game very similar to Amherst's; they relied on push-plays through the tackles for their gains, just as Amherst did, but with this difference, that instead of bringing back their ends alone to make the play, they dropped their tackles back, too. For a time, in the first half, this play worked very successfully, and they forced Harvard back from the centre to the twenty-five yard line, and then again to the fifteen yard...
...real charity which is not personal. Money is not charity unless it is the expression of the personal interest and feeling of the giver. Professor Peabody described at length the methods pursued in the city of Liverpool and in Germany. It was his opinion that a system similar to the German might be introduced in some of the larger towns of America. The city is divided into a number of sections and visitors are appointed to each of these. Their duty is to attend to all the cases of distress which arise in their district, If the number becomes...
...will be a big rally held the latter part of this week in Boston under the auspices of the Harvard Republican Club. Addresses will be made by Harvard graduates and the affair will be distinctly a Harvard one, though the meeting will be open to all. It will be similar to the meeting held in Boston, four years ago by the Republican club here. Tremont Temple has been engaged for Saturday night, and Meionaon Hall for an overflow meeting...
This text implies that religious teaching is not to continue to repeat the same thing; but to accept a lesson and to go on from that. Religion is like a tree, growing and changing because it is a living thing. Its growth is similar to that in literature; not that in science, where the messages and discoveries are definite. Literature, art, and religion deal with the infinite. Every new poet brings a new message, every prophet sees a new vision, perhaps not as great as a previous one but yet a new one. In the early history of Europe every...