Word: tells
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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This is the last day for receiving photographs for the exhibition. It will save the executive committee much trouble if exhibitors would give a short title for each photograph, tell what kind of paper the print is made on, and make a statement of the amount of work done on each photograph by the exhibitor...
...Brooks, when told of the Faculty's action, expressed surprise, but said that he did not wish to say anything at present, especially as it was hard to tell how much significance there was in the vote. This was the point on which there was the most general doubt. Dr. Conant said that he thought the action was greatly to be regretted. It was the result, he thought, of magnifying the evils of the game without regard for the vast amount of good...
Every athlete who competes will be numbered so that in the team races as well as in the open events, the spectators will be able to tell what men are representing the different teams...
...natural order of things hear anything at all from the men who have charge of his courses. Would it not conduce to more conscientious work on the part of a student, would not his interest be heightened if his instructors made it a point occasionally to tell him what they thought of his work, whether it were good, poor or indifferent? They need not necessarily talk to him of his work in terms of A's or B's, C's, D's or E's. But they could do something to let him know that he is not simply...
...Paul's Society, in Sever 11, taking as his subject "Christo et Ecclesiae." He said, the most striking thing about these words is that they are in the dative case. It is not merely two words, "Christ and the Church," but the dative case is used, grammarians tell us, to name one for whom something is done or to whom something is given. So we are to work for Christ and His Church...