Word: space
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...modern high-minded man of the world. Kant only became difficult to understand when he proceeded to investigate all the world of experience in the light of this theory. Towards 1769 signs of a revolution in Kant's mode of thinking were visible. He became convinced that space and time did not exist. Therefore all the outward world, which we fix in space and time, must be simply phenonenon, and outside of ourselves. In this fact is found a limit to knowledge...
Eastern Park, Brooklyn, where the Yale-Princeton game is to be played, will seat 18,000 people and has a space 450x500 feet for coaches. It can be reached from the Fifth Avenue Hotel in forty-five minutes by the King's Country road, and trains will be run every three minutes on the day of the game...
...expected to arrive tomorrow. Yale's crew does not appear to be so strong as some of the previous years' crews, but on the other hand, the men show remarkable ease and grace in the stroke and recover. They do not have much body swing, yet space very well. Yale's freshman crew seems much better than the Columbia freshmen, but it cannot be stated on the strength of one day's observation that they could row two miles much faster. It is not yet decided whether our freshmen are to row Columbia or Yale, although it will probably...
...publishers is to issue the book annually, and it will certainly be a valuable reminder of his senior year to the graduating student, as well as a most interesting book to anyone who knows anything of the life at Harvard. The senior class fill the greater part of the space with individual photographs, and thus the book is a miniature class album. Besides these pictures, the athletic teams that appear are: the 'varsity football team, the 'varsity crew, the '93 football team, and the '92 crew. A page is devoted to a group from the faculty...
...much cannot be said of the "Story of the Peninsular War," which contains a good deal of sensation and sentimentalism in a small space. It is, however, not without merit...