Word: sons
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Leighton Parks opened the service. Dr. Lyman Abbott, who preached the sermon, his last as a college preacher, took as his text, "We have found him of whom Moses in the law and prophets did write, Jesus of Nazareth, the Son of Joseph." From their earliest history down to Christ's time the Jews had looked with a broader or narrower vision for a deliverer of their race. This forward looking was the distinguishing feature of the Jewish religion. So that when so simple men as the shepherds heard the angels' song they needed no interpretation of the message. Confucius...
There seems to be a good list of new players. Garfield, son of the late President Garfield, who played so well for Williams at half back last year, will enter the Law School and will try for a position on the eleven. Aside from several good men who have played on their class elevens there are a few from the preparatory schools, notably Stevenson, captain of Hopkinson's, Howard Beal from Belmont, W. A. Johnson from Technology, where he played tackle, Houghton a new man from St. Paul, Minn., where he played on a high school eleven, Connor from Exeter...
...upright character will long be remembered. For the most part he had earned his way through college. On this account his death appears all the more touching, and the University as well as the bereaved family, is called upon to mourn the loss of a promising student and loyal son...
...born March 17. 1871, the son of Rev. A. H. Young D. D. of Newark, N. J. He graduated in 1892 with high honors from Princeton. At college he was a member of Clio Hall and in 1889 he played on the Princeton 'Varsity nine. in his short course at Harvard he did not make a large number of acquaintaces out side his courses and the Story Club, of which he was a member, as he devoted himself to his studies and was naturally of a retiring disposition...
...last Symphony Concert of the sea-son in Sanders Theatre began with the Suite in D. by Bach. The Suite is much more elementary than the Sonata and was developed before the latter, being the first instrumental form in which several movements were combined into a Complete whole. It was completed in form long before ideas of key and relations, of harmony were fully realized. As a form for composition not many modern writers have used it, though a few prominent composers have been successful in it. This Suite has five movements, and, as is the rule...