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Dates: during 1910-1910
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...only to those who have taken 24a, but to all who are interested in missions and missions study. History 24b is a half-course, meeting Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 11 during the second half-year. The first part of the course deals with Europe since, 1815, the later part with the opening up of the East. It deals directly with missions as the spiritual aspect of the contact of the West with the East. The organization of missions at home, the progress of missions abroad will be discussed in detail...
...quick spurt down the rink was followed by a scrimmage near the goal, in which Duncan scored. Though St. Francis was unable to score in the first half, after a few minutes play in the second half, F. MacDonald made the first goal of the game. A minute later the Harvard defence was drawn in and Sears shot a quick goal. The third and fourth goals for St. Francis were made by Mahaney and Fraser, after good individual work...
...composed of H. Jaques, Jr., '11, G. W. Ryley '10, H. W. Fernald '12, H. Guild '10, will meet the team of the Brookline Gymnasium Association, each man running 704 yards. A special train for Providence will leave the South Station at 4.30, stopping at Back Bay 4 minutes later, and will return immediately after the meet. The round trip is $1.50 on this train. The management requests each man to pay his own fare; those being sent by the Athletic Association will be reimbursed...
...this season the Freshman team has shown up poorly, and within the last few weeks has had very little practice. In fact, the team was set back at the beginning of the season by inadequate coaching and later by lack of ice. With steady practice during the coming week, however, the team should improve rapidly, as the players are good individually. The line-ups: FRESHMEN. ST. PAUL'S. Locke, l.e. r.e., Kilner Palmer, l.c. r.c., Kuhn Rushmore, r.c. l.c., Sortwell Tomes, r.e. l.e., Sproule, Heron Booth, c.p. c.p., Emmons Graustein, p. p., Boyde, McDonald Gardner, g. g., Rogers
President Sanford came to Clark College in 1889 as an instructor in psychology. Three years later he was made assistant professor and in 1900 full professor of the same subject. Since 1895 he has been a joint editor of the American Journal of Psychology...