United States or Panama ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !


But it has roots in something very real. The dean of the Institute managed, amid the roystering and the intervals of attention, to set things up for the week. A few regulations would need to be laid down; and these would be fixed, not by the faculty or by the dean, but by the Student Council.

"I'm only doing my legal duty, sir," insisted the constable. "You have a warrant for the arrest of our student, then?" "No, sir, I haven't," acknowledged the officer, "but the sheriff said I had a right to act in the premises." "How so?" demanded Mr. Elliott.

Or is the student of history and of man to omit from his consideration the history of the origin and diffusion of those ideas which have produced so great a difference between one age of the world and another? It is true that the history of science is very different from the science of history.

For some unexplained reason, he had given up the idea of becoming a student of painting at the Royal Academy, and his prospects in life were uncertain, and had yet to be settled. So Charlotte had quietly to take up her burden of teaching again, and return to her previous monotonous life. Brave heart, ready to die in harness!

She approached the student, and laid her hand upon his shoulder. "Dearest!" said he, tenderly yet reproachfully, "yet up, and the hour so late and yourself so weak? Fie, I must learn to scold you." "And how," answered the intruder, "how could I sleep or rest while you are consuming your very life in those thankless labours?"

Any student who had actually affixed his signature to the address would have been a marked man for life; and instead of wondering that the whole body had not sufficient moral resolution to express their sentiments in writing, I am surprised that they had the courage to protest at all, even anonymously.

James herself wasn't a cousin, and wasn't even of the north, so Grandma never thought of her, as she has no opinion of southern people. Mrs. He lodged with the Devonshire girl's mother when he was a medical student in London, Heppie told me once; and even Heppie puts on superior airs with Mrs. James, whom she considers a feckless creature.

"What's the matter?" asked Maria Clara. "Just imagine, I asked, 'When shall I have some sense? I threw the dice and that worn-out priest read from the book, 'When the frogs raise hair. What do you think of that?" As she said this, Sinang made a grimace at the laughing ex-theological student. "Who told you to ask that question?" her cousin Victoria asked her.

If the student of the voice desires to develop beautiful, artistic tone he is compelled to study the conditions, the fundamental principles under the law; and this can be done only by the use of common-sense methods. All artistic tone is the result of certain conditions, conditions demanded by Nature and not man's ideas or fancies.

"My friend," said Faust to the student, who was growing enthusiastic about the spirit of past ages, "my friend, the times which are gone are a book with seven seals; and what you call the spirit of past ages is but the spirit of this or that worthy gentleman in whose mind those ages are reflected."