Word: spirit
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...SUTRO, Sec.CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.- The monthly missionary meeting of the Christian Association will be held next Thursday evening at 6.45 in Holden Chapel. Subject: "The True Spirit;" John III: 16. Leader, H. K. Stanley '97. All members of the University are invited to be present. The semi-annual election of officers will be held on Thursday evening, January 28. The officers to be chosen are a president, three vice-presidents, a recording secretary, a treasurer, and a librarian. All nominations should be sent to J. E. Gregg, chairman of the committee on nominations, before January...
During the intense heat last August Dr. Scudder cheerfully fulfilled his duties at the hospital. His spirit, however, was stronger than his body, and after the strain of the hot weather he was attacked by rapid tuberculosis which finally caused his death...
...remedy for this lies in the spirit with which the general body of students looks upon the offenders. They should be made to feel that they are not wanted in a place where their actions so belie their years. It is the duty of every man of spirit and refinement to speak openly and candidly upon a subject of such vital importance not only to the harmony and efficency of the courses, but to the reputation of the college in the outside world...
...spoke chiefly on the need of greater moderation and of greater spirit of honor in our athletics. Mr. Lehmann will teach us other things besides rowing. He is a lover of true sport who believes in it as a recreation but not as an occupation. Athletics in their true place will develop the best qualities, but if pursued as an end in themselves are sure to be harmful...
...pity that the Harvard Graduates' Magazine is not better supported by undergraduates. It is perhaps the most representative of Harvard thought and the Harvard atmosphere and spirit of any of the University publications. Every number is full of matter of great interest both to graduates and undergraduates. It takes the academic students out of their local and comparatively narrow college life, shows them the greater University, and gives them the maturer opinions of graduates and members of the Faculty on all topics of general interest to the University...