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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...graduate of King's College. Besides holding the positions of Fellow and lecturer in that college, he is lecturer in the London School of Economics and Political Science. He has published a number of important articles, among which are "Revolution and Reaction in Modern France," "The Greek View of Life," "The Meaning of Good," and "Religion: a Criticism and Forecast...
...Currier '94 will repeat his talk on "Moliere" in the Treasure Room of the Library this afternoon at 3 o'clock. In connection with the talk an exhibition of books by and on Moliere will be on view to members of the University from 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. Persons not connected with the University will be welcome in the afternoon if they will apply for cards at the desk in the Delivery Room...
Another story which appeared yesterday morning stated that "President Eliot intends to prepare a detailed report of his trip, from an educational point of view." In answer to this he said that he has no such intention and will attend strictly to his College duties until May 19, the date of his retirement...
Professor Lefranc traced the growth of the Renaissance revival of paganism, as opposed to the Christianity of the Middle Ages. The works of D'Urfee, de Scudery, Descartes and others who preceded Moliere are thoroughly pagan in spirit. The great bishop Fenelon wrote from a point of view almost diametrically opposed to that of the mediaeval ascetic Christianity...
...high that most of the work has been done upstream, although the University crew took a long row in the basin on Wednesday. On Tuesday there was a second cut in the University squad, two eights being retained. The work of the crew has been harder this week in view of the fact that the race with Columbia comes on April 17. The boat has a tendency to rise and fall instead of gliding smoothly and evenly, and Coach Wray has been laying special emphasis on getting hold of the water firmly at the catch and pulling the oars through...