Word: learnning
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...freshmen, drink deep from the cup and learn for the first time what life is. Sophomores and juniors repeat the happiness, you have found before. If you are seniors, que Dieu soit avee vous. Let the bitterness of the thought that this is your last brief season of rest before entering the hard struggle of life but make the time the madder and the merrier. Live while you can for to-morrow...
...Varsity nine played only fairly well; and yet when it is remembered that many of the men this year are in a sense new men, and that they have been able, on account of the tardy spring, to play together and learn each other's ways during one short week only, one is inclined to think that the men are working in the right direction, and that they did as well as could be expected on Saturday. That they beat Dartmouth is sufficient criticism on their work...
...Saturday, March 26: C. F. Adams, L. Anderson, Bartol, F. T. Bradlee, W. A. Brooks, Bowles, Burgess, Butler, Bohlen, Carroll, de Billier, R. F. Fiske, Flagg, Homans, H. W. Keyes, Mumford, Sedgwick Tooker, Willard. They will please be at the gymnasium on Saturday morning at 11.15, sharp, to learn their duties. Those unable to usher will please notify me beforehand...
...emancipation twenty five years ago; yet he said that the vast mass of the population is still in dense ignorance. What is asked for the negro is not mere rights, he has all the rights of American citizens, but more light. The speaker said that in his experience he learned as much as he taught; he found his people only too eager to learn. The sorest need of this people is for teachers, and the Hampden school is the place for such teachers to be prepared, and the school calls for the support of all Americans...
YALE NEWS.The plan which was given forth to the public by the Boston papers on Monday, thus authoritatively is denied. The reporters who were able to foist the affair into prominence succeeded in creating something of a disturbance, Harvard men will be only too glad to learn that the whole affair originated in a newspaper office and not in the managements of the Columbia and Yale crews...