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extra-curriculum, that which is outside or beyond the regular course of study; the outside activities of students in college.
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irksome, wearisome; tedious; distasteful.
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Greek aorist, a tense of the Greek verb which denotes simply that an action or occurrence took place in an indefinite past time
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regular parallelopipedon, a six-sided prism whose faces are parallelograms.
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Edward the First （1239-1307）, king of England, 1272-1307. He gave a tremendous impetus to the development of law and the courts. He was forced to confirm the Magna Carta granted by John and Henry III.
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ingredients, those components or parts that go into the making of a combination or mixture.
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boss, the master workman or superintendent; a manager.
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intangible, unsubstantial; that which cannot be touched or grasped.
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study Latin, study the Latin language, the language of the Romans.
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Colonel Mudge, one of the American Civil War （1861-1865） commanders.
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Gettysburg, a very bloody battle fought July 1-3, 1863, between the North and the South in the American Civil War.
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prone, inclined; disposed.
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fantastic, extravagantly fanciful.
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distortions, twisted out of natural or regular shape.
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caricatures, ludicrous exaggerations or distortions of characteristic or peculiar features.
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fruition, coming to completion; accomplishment; achievement of results.
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President Pritchett, Henry Smith （1857-1939）, American astronomer and educator. President of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, president since 1906 of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching （1930 president emeritus）.
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mountaineer, dweller amongst mountains; one skilled in mountain climbing.
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inception, beginning, commencement, initiation.
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catastrophe, a final event, usually calamitous; sudden calamity.
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craving, strong need or desire; great longing.
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insight, penetration into character or circumstances with understanding.
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crucial, decisive; of the nature of a supreme trial or final choice.
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preparedness, state of being prepared; readiness; specifically, a state of military and naval preparation for defense in the case of possible hostilities.
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tempered, toughened and hardened to the proper degree. Steel is tempered by dipping the article into water at a certain temperature.
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