Word: viewing
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...gown bids fair to be incorporated in the unwritten constitution of the College. The notice which the chairman of the Class Day Committee gives this morning makes a due allowance for any objection which might possibly be raised in view of the fact that the custom is only a few years old and has not been sanctioned by any vote of the class. We believe however, that the cap and gown will not be opposed this year. They seem to meet the desired end of giving to the seniors and other candidates for degrees an appropriate, distinctive and graceful uniform...
...Point of View...
...surrender of a selfish point of view neither changes the outside world nor takes it away; it merely changes a man's relations with that outside world. A new sense of the value of opportunities comes to the man who sees his duty to the world in its true light. Jesus does not really ask men to abandon their possessions; he rather wishes them to abandon themselves to God so that God may give himselt to them...
...lecture on Moliere's "Le Malade Imaginaire" which Professor de Sumichrast gives this afternoon will be of great interest in view of the public perfromance of that comedy by the Cercle Francais next week. For those who are not well enough acquainted with the French language and literature the lecture will be especially valuable as an introduction to the play...
...further advance in the direction of having work done on college papers by the editors counted in the regular work for the degree, is in most colleges not only impracticable, for lack of adequate means of supervision, but, if the right view were taken of the matter, would not be desired by the students themselves. Work on college papers is usually undertaken as an agreeable diversion subordinate to the regular work of the University. It is not intended to supply deficiencies in the curriculum and, if subjected to strict oversight and compulsorily kept up, would lose half its charm...