Word: teaching
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...call has come again this year for Harvard men who are willing to teach in Boston on Sunday afternoons at the Chinese Sunday School. The services of those men who have given their time in the past have been sincerely appreciated, and it is believed that the work will commend itself this year to those who engage in it. Information in regard to this mission school as. well as to foreign missions will be gladly furnished by Mr. H. K. Stanley, who will be in Holden Chapel daily from...
...England-(a) England failed to help the making of the foundations of the present prosperity in Egypt.- () The canal.- (2) The Burrage.- (3) The beginnings of just government.- (4) Equal justice.- (5) National education.- (6) Commerce.- (7) Manufactures: Quar. Rev., p. 286, (1895).- (i) England has failed utterly to teach the Egyptians the art of self-government.- (x) They have failed so to manage the affairs of Egypt that the Egyptians might recognise and appreciate the advantages of a civilized form of government: Fort...
This is the lesson that our first defeat in debating can teach us, and if we refuse to profit by it, our prestige in debate before very long will be gone...
...Athletic Committee wishes to call the attention of all members of the University to the fact that Mr. Bond has been appointed to teach baseball to all students who may desire his services. it is the hope of the committee that, now that the season for out-of-door sports has come, a very large number of students may make use of this opportunity to learn from a competent teacher the principles of batting, fielding and baserunning. Mr. Bond's time during the whole afternoon, subject of course to his regular appointments, will be devoted to scrub teams...
...entrance requirements in English. Such a step would be retrogressive. Under the present conditions the quality of the English used in examination papers is appallingly bad. To lower the entrance requirements in English would in no way remedy this evil. Harvard College is certainly not the place to teach men to spell properly and to write good grammar. That at least should be done by the preparatory schools. The committee have now under consideration a plan which should work very well. It is to print fac-similes of the examination papers written by graduates of the leading schools, naming...