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...moral needs, to offer them encouragement and religious support? Two or three theories will be passed in review under this head, notably the modern doctrine of progress as an universal law, and the doctrines in general that regard the world as showing us some kind of historical process. Then another view will be suggested as giving us another and higher sense in which we can assume that reality answers our moral needs. Finally, since all views in these matters involve faith as an element, the last discussion will try by a comparison of two well-known kinds of faith...
...past, for which men were exclusively responsible, and in his opinion there can be no question that the association of women with men, whether as learners or teachers, must work a great improvement in the first of these matters. Although it may be a little difficult to understand the process of reasoning by which this conclusion as to the innate superiority of women as teachers is reached, the novelty of the idea must commend it to thoughtful consideration. It seems, however, a good deal to ask of the conservative scholarship of centuries that it yield itself to the guidance...
...extra burden of financial responsibilty which should be entirely assumed by the college. In its next volume, if means were but afforded them, the editors already see their way towards greatly improving the character of the paper, especially in its illustrations. There is evidently room for improvement in the process by which these are brought out - an improvement that would greatly add to the appearance and interest of the paper for its readers. It can thus be seen that by a more liberal support advantage would accrue both to the Lampoon itself and to its readers...
...young freshwomen of Vassar are now required to submit to a process called "squelching," which, judging from the vague accounts at hand, appears to be in the nature of an extra course in rhetoric. They are represented as very wroth over the infliction, and have even gone so far as to suggest to the faculty that hazing be substituted as more humane. - [Boston Journal...
...Laughlin's lecture today in Political Economy 2, will be in regard to the French indemnity and the process by which it was paid, illustrative of the exchanges. Among other lectures to be given in this course is one on the monetary history during the Bank of England restriction, discussing the currency question as operating at that time, and also one giving a sketch of the tariff legislation of England, showing the process by which, under Gladstone's managing, England passed from a tariff to a free trade regime. This lecture will be of use in comparing the legislation...