Word: account
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Professor W. James and Professor M. Bocher have also returned and will resume their courses. Professor B. O. Pierce's leave of absence has been extended on account of his health...
Regular practice for the University football squad began on Friday, Sept. 20. The call for candidates had been issued for Thursday, and many of the men reported in Cambridge on that day, but on account of the day of morning for the late President McKinley, no work was done. On Friday, forty-four men came out; about the same number as last year. The squad has been steadily increasing, and by the time College opens, it will be at least as large as any in previous years...
President McKinley will not be able to attend the Commencement exercises this year on account of the critical condition of Mrs. McKinley's health. Harvard will therefore not be able to confer the degree of LL.D. on the President, since it has been the custom for Harvard to confer degrees only on persons present at the Commencement exercises...
Yesterday Thanisch and Lindsay did now on account of sickness. The crew rowed in the following order...
...probably for some years. One of these circulars outlines the growth of the Educational Department at Harvard and the other contains an appeal from the committee which was formed for the collection of funds. Their circular briefly states that the department is prevented from doing its best work on account of the lack of such a library; speaks of the necessity of the best kind of training for men who will leave the University to hold positions of influence; and predicts the probability of the rapid growth of such a library if it were once founded. The Board of Overseers...