Word: leaded
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...poetry and go to work." What would our professor in English say to the suggestive simile made by one speaker on the same occasion, when the latter expressed the hope that in the future millennium the Greek letter societies would all lie down together, and Alpha Delta Phi should lead them...
...poem contains a very beautiful episode of the descent of Istar, the goddess of love, into hell, which is also preserved in other tablets. It is a curious fact that parts of several editions of the poem have been found which lead to the belief that there were at one time many editions. The only place where the poem can be found is in Sayce's edition of Smith's "Chaldaean Genesis," which contains about one-third of the poem...
...with the advantages it gives to undergraduates. Dr. Talmage's approval of this branch of college study has probably been heard by most students and is, in fact, an old story. But, as Dr. Talmage is himself editor of a prominent New York weekly, one naturally inquires what should lead him to approve so highly of college journalism unless graduated editors of college papers are able to command responsible positions on the city press. The next inter-collegiate press convention may find this an interesting topic for discussion...
...notice with pleasure that a new law club has been formed in the Law School. This is one of the pleasantest as well as one of the most profitable methods of studying law, and any steps which lead to an extension of the system, and opens the way for new men to take part in it, are highly commendable...
...that first secret of fortune in almost all departments of life. The graduates, they declare, even if they keep shops or supervise building yards or manage ranches in Colorado, always try for the biggest things, and see far better than merely experienced men to what their work may lead, and what is the most reasonably probable road to success. Moreover, argue these men, descending into slang, the graduates afloat in the hard work of life "do not go muckers" in anything like the same proportion; do not, when they fail, go under so hopelessly, or take to drink or disreputable...