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...Cummings spoke first of the popular misunderstanding of the difference between University Extension and University Settlement. In the latter movement, University men live in the localities where they wish to carry on their work while in the former, men come from the Universities to their fields of labor only at certain times. Toynbee Hall in London is possibly the most notable example of University Settlement...
...place. Accordingly the committee has arranged a series of meetings for this year on the old plan: they will be open to members of the University only, and the conference feature will again be their distinguishing characteristic. The effort will be always made to have them upon subjects of live student interest, and to secure men to lead them who are closely in touch with college life. The first of the series will be held next Monday evening when Mr. Edward Cummings of the Political Economy department, will speak on University Extension. Mr. Cummings, it will be remembered...
...great fault of the team as a whole is a tendency to shirk and play half-heartedly. It is time Ninety-live showed themselves to be men. Morse L. S. had done admirable work considering the material he has had, but the class should do more for the support of the team and rouse some enthusiasm among the candidates by their presence as spectators on Norton's Field...
...second eleven to practice against. Captain Stagg showed that he understood how to make the most of such a team, and he adopted the only tactics which could possibly win. He put his end men on each side of his backs, and with the live in the wedge formed a strong V to crash through the Harvard 1m. The crimson rushers seemed unable to cope with these tactics during the first ball, and had there not been so much holding in the Y. M. C. A. line and so much useless fumbling back of it, the tea a from Spring...
...drawn to city life, he said, by the power found there to build up a world for oneself out of nature. All living things build themselves up out of their surroundings, but man's world is much greater and more complex than that of any animal. This new world is the product of man's reason. But can man himself be shown to be a natural product? There are arguments which point that way, but we cannot prove that human action is always in accordance with natural laws, and the results of man's action are sometimes so evil that...