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...college cannot but receive with the greatest relief and satisfaction the news that Professor Palmer has decided to refuse the offer made him by Chicago University and to remain at Harvard. As anyone who comes in contact with the philosophical department must realize at once. Professor Palmer's position in that department is one that it would have been almost impossible adequately to fill, and Harvard has reason to congratulate herself that she is not forced to try to fill...
...wholly from the rest of the college, by opening the building "for any purposes which may not interfere" with the religious interests. In this way it is to be hoped that an impetus will be given to the religious societies, and at the same time they may have such contact with some of the other higher interests of the college as will prove of lasting and broadening benefit...
...merely of use to those who intend to take up journalism, but is of great value to a man while he is still in college. It gives a certain insight into the workings of the college which he would otherwise know little about, and also throws a man into contact with interesting people and varied aspects of college life. In some degree, too, the paper is, we feel, a help to the college and gives an earnest man a chance to make his influence felt. We hope that a number of men even if they may not have definitely made...
...steps which the university could take to anticipate, so to speak, the education which such a college man would have to get for himself in his first contact with the outside world, would be very profitable. Such education, however, would have to come chiefly from outside men. If the student is to be told just what the outside world of the present is, he should learn it from men straight from the world itself, and from many men from the many aspects of the world...
...course the conferences do not pretend to provide a comprehensive course in all the current topics of discussion, but they do take, to a large extent, the place of the course proposed in the Advocate. The aim of the conferences is to bring the students into contact with men qualified by their experience to speak on the questions, political and moral, which are agitating the world today. The conferences do not limit themselves to college instruction, in fact they look for speakers mostly in the outside world. In this way they afford a capital opportunity for the college to keep...