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...comes to minister, warrior or statesman He makes deeds and words strong and divine. In every man there is potential greatnes and when God's influences are brought to bear on this it springs and grows, and the mean man becomes broad and honorable, the weak, strong and the dull, wise. God is the God of all and no man can approach fulness of stature until he realizes his dependence on God and trusts in Him, not as having some vogue authority over men in general, but loves Him as his own God and his own friend...
...used for the artists to stand on. Several songs, speeches, and specialty "acts" used up the evening very pleasantly. After a good deal of confusion and preliminary practice with pillows, +++alises and boots the fellows gradually retired and about midnight the car was quiet. Christmas Day was rather dull. The late hours, etc., were beginning to tell on the men and most of them slept nearly all day. They reached St. Louis about 9 and were driven to the Southern Hotel. By this time several of them were more or less affected with the "Grippe" and next...
...system due to the prescribed courses almost entirely, rather than to any fault of the teachers. The prescriptions of the course prevent a bright boy from advancing faster than any other. He may of course attain a higher rank but he must stay in the same division with the dull boy. In consequence under this compulsory system the dull boy lowers the age of matriculation of the whole class. These new changes will reward the work of all with due promotion and the brighter boys will not be chained down and made to wait for the rest...
...yesterday afternoon on Jarvis Field, and by so doing won the class base ball championship. Linnfield pitched for the freshmen and proved an easy mark for the Ninety-one batters. The freshman team played a poor game and seemed incapable of fielding or batting. The game was long and dull, and the day a bad one for base ball. The Ninety-one men, however, played well in the field and allowed but three men to reach first base on errors. In the ninth inning Captain Lowell was badly spiked and was obliged to leave the field. The umpiring was very...
...Government supervision is not wholly satisfactory and cannot accomplish the purpose desired-(a) State R. R. commissions have been unable to settle railway problems in dull years, Hadley 140.- (b) Prohibition of pooling by the Interstate Commerce Act has resulted only in greater discriminations...