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...matter. A creed as a basis of a union has been tried. Many recognize it to be impossible. A creed is an expression of theological belief, in fixed phrases, but since theological thoughts change from generation to generation, a creed cannot be a basis for union. He spoke of the differences that have existed regarding the Lord's Supper, the marriage ceremony, and water as an emblem. The action of the Puritans in leaving the Anglican Church on account of its observances, is a striking illustration of the dividing power of religious observances...
...question-"Resolved, that a written rule should be adopted in the United States Senate limiting the time of debate." The debate was opened in the affirmative by E. Goldmark '95, who was followed in the negative by S. E. Johnson '95. C. Vrooman Sp., and E. Cockrell '95, then spoke in the affirmative and negative respectively...
Last night Dr. Wolff gave a very interesting talk to the club on microscopic photography. He spoke especially of the working of the instrument used. Many combinations of lenses, constructed with peculiar care are necessary to do away with the spherical, chromatic, and actinic aberration of the light. The presence of any of these defects mars the accuracy of the work. Stress was also laid on the difficulty of photographing the many colored images, the points of focus of the color rays and of the actinic rays lying in different planes, and of the method of regulating the exposures. This...
...debate was then thrown open to applicants for admission and twenty-one men spoke. Ten of these men were chosen by the judges, Messrs Conant and Copeland. At a meeting of the Union to be held in 23 Holworthy on Monday at 4.30 p. m. a number these of men will be elected to membership...
...mainly due to the uncertainty as to the tariff legislation," was debated in the affirmative by A. P. Stone, L. S., and W. R. Buckminister '94, and in the negative by C. W. Mixter, G. and F. C. Thwaits, L. S. After the debate was thrown open eighteen men spoke, of whom most were candidates for admission...