Word: treatments
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...will be students for such a course as there are students now for the courses in poetry and prose and English grammar; students who would like the study for its own sake as well as students who, intending to become debaters or preachers, would take it for its practical treatment of important orations. We have already a course in Elocution and if this half course were added given perhaps by the instructor in Elocution - it seems to us that it would be both desirable and advantageous...
...used in giving a series of four lectures on religious subjects, one lecture to be given each year. Justice Dudley was a man much interested in matters of theology and his desire in founding this course of lectures was to afford a means for broad and comprehensive treatment of what seemed to him important theological questions. The lectures were given regularly from 1753 to 1857 when the fund becoming low the course was suspended till four years...
...doubtful if a Harvard team ever received more ungentlemanly treatment than that accorded the junior eleven at Fall River on Saturday. The Harvard team repeatedly had to submit to the most unjust decisions, while Fall River men were seldom or never made to pay the forfeits of unfair playing, though several of them were repeatedly warned that they were either holding or playing off-side. Ninety-four played rather loosely and with poor interference, which was not surprising considering the crippled condition of the men. In the latter half, the work was much better. Brooks made a touchdown but missed...
Although the fear of a cholera infection has practically passed by for this fall, its threatened invasion of our country naturally leads us, as it has led all other communities to regard our facilities for treatment of sick patients. While we may not at present fear any serious trouble, there is always the possibility of infectious diseases and the college ought to have facilities to take care of them. Our resources today for caring for sick patients are far from being adequate and consist merely of a small and badly arranged building on Holmes Field, a building used...
...year abroad in studying the question and inquiring into its character in European countries, Germany especially. Many of us may remember his interesting contributions on this subject to the Forum and other magazines of last year. From the title of his lectures he apparently intends to make a practical treatment of the subject, and to those who are interested in the study of these questions, Professor Peabody's lectures will be of interest and instruction...