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...time lecturer at Johns Hopkins University, to be given in Sever 11 at 8 o'clock on successive Thursday evenings, beginning March 26. The subject will be "Pragmatism as a Principle and Method of Right Thinking." The lecturer will discuss the development of this philosophical system, its definition, its scope, and its application to the sciences, to philosophy, and to the conduct for life. The lectures will be open to the public...
...cast will be as follows: Maharajah of Kunda, W. C. Clark '03 Rao of Matchoo, R. Inglis '03 Gunga Ka, his son incognito at the court of the Maharajah, H. L. Riker '03 Tel-As-Scope, court astrologer, C. G. Loring '03 Vizier, S. Waller '03 Bill Beladon, Boston fakir, R. W. Child '03 Harry Hamemilis, Boston fakir, G. O. Winston '04 Moni Ghon, Minister of Treasury, J. C. Lord '03 Fewa Crops, Minister of Agriculture, V. C. Mather '03 Creedan Bighat, Guardian of Temple, A. S. Thurston '03 General Deva Stashion, J. S. Seabury '04 Lao, Guardian...
...Sidney Lee. Litt.D., of London, lectured in Sanders Theatre last evening on "National Biography." He explained at length the scope and purpose of the monumental "Dictionary of National Biography," of which he has been editor. This dictionary, he said, aims to record notable achievements by men and women of British nationality. Since the names of many Americans who have made their reputation in England are also included in the roll, the dictionary has thus the come in one sense a record of exchange of service. A national biography is the most efficient method, the lecturer state, in conclusion, of responding...
...Tuesday night by the Alumni Council of Columbia. President Eliot made a short impromptu speech on the "strenuous life." On Wednesday, December 31, President Parkin of Lower Canada College, a representative of the trustees of the Cecil Rhodes scholarship fund, explained to the association the purposes and scope of the fund...
...various religious societies of the University will join tonight in tendering him a reception, which, open to all men in the University, is intended to show the appreciation by the undergraduate body of the services Mr. Carter has rendered. During the last years he has greatly widened the scope of religious life here and extended its influence to Cambridge and Boston by the philanthropic work he has largely guided. The Reception will be held in Brooks Parlor, in Phillips Brooks House, at 8. Bishop Lawrence, Professor Peabody, M. T. Lightner '03, P. Fitzpatrick '02, H. W. Holmes...