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Cambridge, April 25,1893.The President and Fellows are disposed to proceed at once to the erection of a new dining hall, upon the Holyoke Street lot, provided definite assurance can be obtained that a sufficient number of members of the University will board at the new hall next year, Under the following system...
...purposes and uses of Lent, He said: Whenever we draw near the end of a piece of work that we have laid out before us, it is good plan to pause and look back on what we have done. We are apt to get confused as we proceed in something that at the outset looked simple enough, and sometimes we even forget our original purpose. In Lent most of us try a little more earnestly to improve ourselves, for example we try to break loose from some bad habit or to help others nearer to God. Towards...
...Paris. It is to be subsidized by a private club of five hundred active members. These will be chosen mostly from the select literary, theatrical and social circles of New York. It is hoped to build a club house and theatre in that city. Once started, the company will proceed to produce as rapidly as possible plays of real literary merit, written by the prominent literary men of the day. The first night will be for the Club alone. Each succeeding entertainment, however, will be open to the public. In the larger cities there will be lists of honorary members...
...Oxford was later in the field in this work," said Mr. Shaw, "than other colleges but at present it stands at the head of the different branches in Europe. The extension movement was not successful in its first years. It was difficult to proceed until we had good primary schools; as these were bettered, the work of the extension became easier. The movement offers four different subjects: history, literature, (mostly English) economics and natural science. The general method of teaching can be divided into three elements: (1) lecture, (2) class work, (3) essay and examinations...
...party, but this allows a Republican majority. The reports of the house to house canvassing are not to be published, thus making the work of no avail, and simply employing many idle laborers. As to the South, the various states are individually taking measures of reform, and will proceed on the right track, unless prevented by the adoption of the Elections Bill, which when once passed, allows of no changes in the method of voting for congressman...