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...many of them with polite indifference. To read the beliefs and hopes expressed in the article regarding the character of the undergraduate of today should be a welcome opportunity to anyone interested in college life. To quote part of the opening paragraph: "To an American college, the word of all words is 'truth'. 'Veritas' is the motto of Harvard; 'Lux et Veritas' the motto of Yale. . . . Now, whether the truth be truth of religion, or of science, or of commerce, or of intercourse among fellowmen, a college to stand for it must believe...
...they have to give to the porter or janitor of their building. The clothes will be distributed among the poor of Boston and vicinity; some will be sent to the Tuskegee Institute. Men living in private houses can have the Committee's collection wagon call tomorrow morning by sending word to L. D. Chapin, 5 Linden street...
...development of Christian life these three things are essential: First, good food--the study of the word of God; second pure air--daily prayer with God; and third, exercise--in working for others. Greatness in this world consists in service, and we shall gain our lives by giving them up willingly to others. We cannot control our feelings but we can our will. Therefore we can all become Christians by allowing Christ to be our pilot...
...supposed that each clan or tribe had several gods. The fact is that each clan had its own god, which it had selected and named. It is a known fact that the Hebrews built shrines in caves and on the tops of mountains and worshipped deities there. However, the word "Polytheism," in the case of the Hebrews, seems rather ill-chosen, because it means the worship of several gods, which, with the Hebrews, was after all not the case...
...heroic drama are associated with the names of Henri de Bornier and M. Edmond Rostand, there are other names which should not be forgotten. Such are Francois Coppee and M. Jean Richepin who have courageously continued on the French stage the waning tradition of tragedy in verse. Just a word in passing should be said in regard to these...