Word: movements
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Copeland will show Johnson as the center of the literary life of his time, a sort of literary dictator. He will point out that Johnson was a reactionary force in criticism, holding obstinately to classical ideals and despising the growing movement towards romanticism...
...promoters of the plan, as was shown by the list of 130 names subscribed in a single afternoon, are representative men of all departments of undergraduate activity. There has simply been a spontaneous movement on the part of individual members of all the societies, as well as on the part of non-society men, to provide '98 with election machinery that will be satisfactory to a large class. Following is the plan submitted to the '98 election committee...
...suggestion of commemorating the life and work of Bishop Brooks was first brought before the consideration of the University very soon after his death in 1893, and although the movement has been heartily sustained by the University at large, it has been impossible until the present time for any definite action to be taken. Before his death, the members of the Students' Committee thought seriously of erecting a building somewhere in the College Yard, for the purpose of extending the hospitality and co-operation of the various religious societies of the College. Phillips Brooks was greatly interested in this proposition...
...combined religious meeting which will be held this evening at 7 in Holden Chapel is a sign of a most commendable and healthy spirit among the religious societies. Their work in the past as individuals has been admirable in its simplicity and quiet effectiveness, and this new movement toward a more complete unity of purpose ought to strengthen all the societies greatly. It will place them in a still more dignified position before the University, and remedy their principal, if not their only weakness in the past. No man could be better fitted than Dr. Hodges to address such...
...Resolved, That the H. U. C. A heartily endorses the movement in favor of a University Club...