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...from a text taken from the nineteenth chapter of Matthew, "What God hath joined together let no man put asunder." He said: The idea that science and religion, or science and theology are incompatible is very common, but is wholly untrue. Science is systematized and classified knowledge. Theology is certainly included in this definition, and so cannot be opposed to science in general. But what is usually meant by science used in contrast to theology is natural science or physics. But really there is nothing inconsistent between physics and theology. Both, in fact, are seeking the same end, namely...
While the ninety-seven eleven has shown a certain amount of improvement during the past week, the lack of spirit and ehtusiasm shown by the candidates is really deplorable. It is with the greatest difficulty that the coaches can get the same men to come out two days in succession. Team work developes slowly under these circumstances, and the men are too light for effective work...
...union will open the debate, one speaking on each side of the question. The debate will then be thrown open to all who wish to present themselves as candidates for election to membership. There will be present a committee of the college faculty to choose from the candidates a certain number of the best speakers, this number to depend on the total number of candidates. The society will hold its election of new members shortly after the debate. Any member of the University, including the Law School, may present himself as a candidate...
...time there has been no means of telling what men were capable of doing this sort of work. Now a man who thinks himself capable of tutoring may very materially add to his chances of securing employment by passing the test of the French Department and being recommended in certain courses. As many men in college are dependent to a great degree on tutoring to pay their expenses, any such move as this, whereby the names of capable tutors are brought before the students, backed up by good authority, is helpful and generous. A scheme of such obvious advantage ought...
...scandal, will be in full enjoymen of their chosen fare. There will be all sorts of guesses about new tricks and soon these scavengers will prove conclusively that tricks won't work against Yale, and that we might just as well give it all up. Such men have a certain influence and we urge upon the students that they turn a deaf ear to all such talk. No matter what happens we ought to feel sure that everything is all right till Yale can prove it all wrong at Springfield. A great public spirit means as much or a good...