Word: generality
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Dates: during 1900-1900
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...Straus said that he does not advocate an abridgment of the American doctrines of citizenship and expatriation which are so consonant with principles of personal liberty, but that he does believe it advisable to eliminate from citizenship that class of persons who take advantage of the broad and general provisions of our naturalization laws, not for the purpose of residing in the United States, nor with the intention to respond to the duties of citizenship, but to return to their native country, and through their acquired citizenship escape the burdens of their native allegiance...
...abandoned. Coming from the west myself, I can remember the mild sensation caused in more than one family circle by the posters announcing the approach of the "Harvard University Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs." It is astonishing how little is known about Harvard in anything but a general way throughout the middle states. So it was that a single concert, heralded long be fore its arrival, did much to decide in the minds of many the important question of where to go. It seems a cheap way to advertise our University, to be sure, but better a little cheap advertising...
...University Catalogue for 1900-'01, which has just appeared, is the same as usual in general form and contains 734 pages, an increase of eighteen over last year. Following are the enrolment figures to date, compared with those of last year: Students. 00'-'01. '99-'00 College Seniors, 388 310 Juniors, 380 392 Sophomores, 536 508 Freshmen, 537 498 Special Students, 151 194 1992 1902 Scientific School, 507 495 Graduate School, 341 326 Total under Faculty of Arts and Sciences, 2840 2723 Divinity School, 28 27 Law School, 647 613 Medical School, 605 558 Dental School, 126 131 Veterinary School...
...General Oliver O. Howard, director of the Lincoln Memorial University in Kentucky, will speak at the Old Cambridge Baptist church tomorrow evening at 7.45 o'clock on "The Education of White Boys and Girls in the Cumber land Mountains." Abraham Lincoln was born in these mountains and it was in his honor that the university was named A cordial invitation to be present is extended...
...following men will be taken: G. M. Clark (Capt.) '01, R. B. Hyatt '03, H. B. Colton '01, C. E. Rogers '01, C. D. Lockwood L S, M. A. Finch '02, L. B. Hall '02, H. S. Hetrick '01. Robinson, the general athletic trainer at Princeton, will accompany the team...