Word: ordered
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Dates: during 1870-1879
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...posting of a list of Commencement parts in an order "which means nothing" is an unfortunate act on the part of the authorities. Far from meaning nothing, this perverted order means a great deal. Men are congratulated by their friends on standing in the first ten, who are really, perhaps, not in the first twenty; and faithful students who were elected into the first eight of the &t;. B. K. have the mortification of knowing that their friends believe that they have somehow deteriorated in their work, and lost their position. In former years the list has had the names...
ABOUT twelve members of Natural History 4, accompanied by the professor and his assistant, went last Saturday on an optional excursion to Chelsea Beach, in order to examine the geological features of Lynn Bay. It is understood that the excursions will continue as long as the weather permits, and will be resumed again in the spring. Marble-head will be visited next Saturday...
...meeting of the Boat Club, held last Wednesday evening, was called to order at 7.30 by the President, Mr. Trimble. Mr. Baylies, the Treasurer, then read his report, which showed the club to be out of debt with the balance in the treasury of $634.03. This announcement was received with enthusiasm, and a vote of thanks was tendered Mr. Baylies...
STEPS will be taken immediately by the Executive Committee of H. U. B. C. to put the old club boats in order, and to arrange matters so that each man who obtains permission to use the boats will have a boat whenever he may call...
...sects, may be taught according to a purely historic method, - that is, in a non-sectarian manner. Instruction in these subjects may very properly form part of a scheme of university teaching. But the function of a divinity school is to teach other things in addition to these, in order to prepare its students for the ministry. Its teachers cannot help teaching sectarian theology. . . . That part of the community which regards Harvard College as a national institution . . . cannot but feel a deep regret at what they esteem the grave error of its eminent president in his endeavor to strengthen...