Word: accomplishing
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Class Day is distinctly Senior's Day. Its success depends largely upon our ability to keep the Yard solely in possession of seniors and their friends. To accomplish this, every possible precaution has been taken. Tickets have been made from special sketches, copyrighted and numbered, and a record will be made of the holder of every ticket that leaves the committee's office...
...said, is often thought to unfit a man for success in after life, and the question arises, is the scientific training of the University ethically so different from that necessary to attain a definite object, that in which worldly success exists, that it renders a man unable to accomplish anything after his college training? In this connection a college training is understood as a thorough training in science, the bringing of a man into the scientific spirit, of which the chief law is first to obtain facts and observations, then from them to form and verify ideas...
...allowing one of our own papers to publish portions of the lectures given by Lowell while a Harvard professor, that there should be brought into the daily thought and life of the students here some sentiments and conceptions which should stimulate appreciation of aestehetic ideals. The better to accomplish this purpose, it has been decided to issue larger supplements than were at first intended. By this enlargement, space will be afforded, not only for the lectures, but also for other matters pertaining to the same subjects. We are deeply indebted to Mrs. Burnett, the daughter of Lowell, for permission...
...generally understood that the meeting in Sanders Theatre, addressed by President Eliot, Mr. Storey and Mr. Dana, was an attempt to accomplish partly this object. Public speakers of high character such as Mr. Roosevelt, Mr. Schurz, ev-Governor Russell, who have already consented to address the University, will from time to time present the reform question in all its aspects. Minor addresses, to the club particularly, as to the workings of the reform in various definite parts of the country will also be given...
...years ago a student organization was formed with this object in view, and at the last meeting ninety-nine men signed as willing to go abroad. This foreign mission has claims upon us, only as we are in sympathy with the work which God left for his Disciples to accomplish. This work should have claims upon our sympathy for we can not imagine that the twelve Disciples converted all the world, and so long as we have hopes of the eventual accomplishment of this conversion, we must be willing of lend a hand in spreading the knowledge of the Kingdom...