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Seldom, if ever, has there been a death of one recently among us, so widely felt and so very sad, as that of Samuel Foster McCleary Jr., of the class '88. He was a simple, thoroughly good, scholarly fellow, beloved by all that knew...
...model student, always bright and cheerful, interested in club work, and at the same time a good worker. He was one of the organizers of the Banjo Club, an editor of the Advocate, and a member of the Pudding and O. K. And although so much with his fellow students he got a Detur in his freshman year, and graduated with honorable mention, and the degree-cum Laude. The memorial service held at his church on Monday, where there were present so many men showed only too clearly how he was esteemed here at Harvard...
...practical side of this is that every man is related in certain ways to nature and his fellow-men. Most of them have to put to use the great forces of nature in order that they may earn their bread; but the world today does not want great capitalists, great scientists, great specialits, great professors, or even great theologians, but what it does want is great men who have their own spiritual sensibilities developed and who come into contact with their fellow-men is spiritual beings leading a spiritual life...
...governments, a complexity of laws and beliefs, a secrecy and growth of selfishness slowly eradicated the honesty and spontaneity of life and in the Middle Ages, religion was a chaos of doubts and uncertainties. It was natural that certain men should declare themselves divinely appointed to rule over their fellow men in things temporal and things spiritual. Such men appeared in great numbers and the whole system political and religious was thoroughly subverted. Politics and religion joined hands and worked their private ends by keeping the multitudes in ignorance. Ordination at this time was of course...
...With this edition of the ARIEL the present editor of this department, having a very generous feeling for my fellow students, and not wishing to see any of them miss the advantage to receive the benefit that is always desired from a good honorable position, and having held the position for over one year, could not conscientiously hold it any longer, thereby standing in the way of some fellow student, therefore I resign, and have the pleasure of introducing to the readers of the ARIEL, Mr. Thomas A. Haight, a bright and energetic young man of the class...