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...history at Johns Hopkins, speaking on this subject says, "The classification and preservation of the best articles on economic, social, and political topics, is found by all to be exceedingly useful. How often does one wish that he had saved the report of some court decision, scholar's address a statesman's speech, a mayor's message, divorce statistics, new facts and illustrations! How often these things would work into the warp and woof of a student's task if he could only lay his hand upon them at the proper moment...
...first regular meeting of the Art Club will take place on Wednesday, at 7.30 P.M., in the club room, 19 Grays. As Prof. Norton has kindly consented to address the club, it is urgently requested that every member be present...
...work of the conference began. Mr. L. D. Wishard, College secretary, presided, and Mr. J. H. Colby of Dartmouth, was elected secretary of the conference. The first paper was on " Christian Fellowship in College Work," which was read by Mr. Whitman, of Brown. Mr. Wishard gave a very interesting address on the " Development of the Missionary Spirit." Both of these subjects were then discussed by the delegates...
...afternoon session was called at 2 P. M. The principal features of the session were an address by Mr. Ober, on " The College Prayer Meeting-its Object and How to make it Successful," and a discussion of " Inter-collegiate Relations," by Mr. Wishard. The meeting adjourned at about half past four...
...first public meeting of the day was begun. The chief features of the exercises were a paper on " The Bible Class," presented by Mr. Richards of Amherst, followed by a discussion on the same subject, and an address by the Rev. A. J. Gordon, D. D., of Boston. Dr. Gordon referred his hearers to the Epistles of Timothy and Titus, taking as his subject " The Word of God and the Man of God." The address was very interesting, and an unusually large number of students were present. The meeting closed at about four o'clock...