Word: attends
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...Paul's Episcopal Society in Grays Hall, Rev. Roland Cotton Smith, Assistant Minister of Trinity Church, Boston, delivered an interesting address on the "Creed." At the conclusion of Rev. Mr. Smith's remarks the President asked for the names of all those who, on alternate Sundays, could attend the revival meetings to be held this winter at the Globe Theatre. An unusually small number were present. The next meeting will probably be held early in January...
...Yale Glee and Banjo Clubs, consisting of thirty-four men, will give their first concert December 22 at Buffalo. After the concert they will be given a reception, and on Tuesday morning they will leave Buffalo for Cleveland, where they will attend the annual banquet of the Cleveland Alumni Association. They will then go to Detroit and from there to Chicago. Immediately after the concert in Chicago, Christmas evening, they will take the Chicago and Northwestern for St. Paul...
...make the statute of the higher body inoperative. It seemed, moreover, as we have been told, that Harvard being a University, it would be a slur on the earnest spirit of the students if extra days were added to a recess merely because there are very few recitations to attend to. This latter argument seems somewhat weak. Saturday afternoon has always been considered the proper time for recreation, surely no one can be expected to work on Sunday, so that men are called upon to give up two whole days at home in order to do regular work on Saturday...
...BRUEGGER, Sec.PIERIAN SODALITY.- Rehearsal today at 4 sharp in Sanders Theatre. Every member must attend...
...Rule for Ireland is a necessity.-a. Incompetence of British Parliament to govern Ireland: Michael Davitt in Forum, V. 334; James Bryce in Handbook of Home Rule, 52; Canon MacColl in Handbook of Home Rule, 18, 119, 120.-b. Parliament must be relieved of Irish legislation in order to attend to home and imperial affairs; James Bryce, Handbook of Home Rule, 31. 39.-c. Coercion is a failure: John Boyle O'Reilly in North American Review, May. 1882; Lord Thring in Handbook of Home Rule, 67, 202. 203; Gentleman's Magazine, Vol. 262 pp. 508-509.-d. Refusal to grant...