Word: smarted
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Call to the Ministry". After this address, the "Minister's Opportunities for Usefulness" will be presented from three angles: first, from that of a Preacher, by the Reverend Willard L. Sperry, Professor of Practical Theology, Andover Theological Seminary; from that of a Student, by the Reverend George T. Smart, Minister of the Newton Highlands Congregational Church; from that of a Pastor, by Dean Edmund S. Rousmaniere of the Cathedral of St. Paul in Boston...
...Seminary Chapel. "What Constitutes a Call to the Ministry," the Reverend Charles Park, Minister, First Church in Boston (Unitarian). "The Minister's Opportunities for Usefulness"; (a) as a preacher--the Reverend Willard Learoyd Sperry, Professor of Practical Theology, Andover Theological Seminary; (b), as a student--the Reverend George Thomas Smart '95, Minister, Newton Highlands Congregational Church; (c), as a Pastor--the Reverend Edmund Swett Rousmanicre '83, Dean of the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, Boston...
...found a beautiful friendship, but there is no bunk about this sort of thing at Harvard. The chances are against, rather than in favor of, the outsider getting inside,--as they are everywhere else. But that in itself may be a valuable factor in the undergraduate's development. The "Smart Aleck" may well be disappointed at the impression he creates or the enthusiasm he arouses, yet he may learn in consequence to behave more like a gentleman. Such persons may be prejudiced against Harvard bfore they come as well as afterwards, but it is an excellent reason for their going...
...found a beautiful friendship, but there is no bunk about this sort of thing at Harvard. The chances are against, rather than in favor of, the outsider getting inside,--as they are everywhere else. But that in itself may be a valuable factor in the undergraduate's development. The "Smart Aleck" may well be disappointed at the impression he creates or the enthusiasm he arouses, yet he may learn in consequence to behave more like a gentleman. Such persons may be prejudiced against Harvard bfore they come as well as afterwards, but it is an excellent reason for their going...
Other performers are Vinie Daly, of the illustrious theatrical family, who sings and dances; the Aronty Brothers, in astonishing feats of skill and strength, especially noteworthy for clever balancing; Lexey and O'Connor in smart songs and dances, and Maria Lo, who presents some art studies...