Word: pope
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...high jump--S. T. Bittenbender '07, W. E. Story '04, G. W. Waller '07, F. H. Schoenfuss '04, R. E. Crane '05, R. A. Pope '05, A. Derby 1L., E. L. Young, Jr., '06, F. M. Murphy 1L., G. W. Bricka...
...aspirations of the new century. Lamennais and his disciples sought to end this strife and reconcile the church with that form of society which issued from the French Revolution. To this end they founded in 1830 a newspaper called "The Future." with the motto "God and liberty, the Pope and the people," and asked the Vatican to favor democracy...
...Pope Gregory XVI condemned the theories of "The Future," and Lamennais left the church for Socialism, but his disciples, Lacordaire and Montalembert continued his theories with moderation...
...Maistre's ideal was a monarchical government tempered by law and the influence of the aristocracy, and, feeling that this system tended toward despotism, he tried to place kings and governments under the influence of the Pope, in whom he recognized the right to disengage a people from the duty of obedience to their sovereign...
...following appointments were made at the last meeting of the Corporation, for one year from September 1, 1904: Assistants--A. Pope in Fine Arts, C. M. Underwood, Jr. in Italian, F. S. Philbrick in Government; Austin Teaching Fellows--A. H. Chivers in Botany, A. Tyng in Engineering, T. H. Thomas in Fine Arts, F. W. Brown in Romance Languages, F. W. Russe in Chemistry; instructors--F. W. Snow in Romance Languages, A. E. Norton in Mechanical Drawing and Mathematics, F. W. Atkinson, lecturer on Educational Organizations. J. M. Bell was appointed assistant in Geology for the second half...