Word: address
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Student Council Committee on Military Affairs in a statement regarding the plans of the University Regiment outlines the year's program which will have its start on Friday, December 17, when President Lowell will address a mass meeting in the Union. Besides the usual drill and rifle practice, members of the Regiment are expected to take two courses, one a correspondence course given by the War Department, and the other a half-course on military science, which will be offered by the University the second half-year. The complete statement follows...
...ever-threatening contingency which has constantly to be dealt with, all the pacifists to the contrary notwithstanding, asserted the Hon. Charles J. Bonaparte '71, in an address before the Speakers' Club last night. In confirmation of this he called attention to the fact that in spite of the popular conception of the high civilization of the twentieth century there have been since 1900 no less than six wars that involved European nations on a large scale: The Boer War; the Russo-Japanese; the Italian-Turkish; the two struggles in the Balkans; and the present conflict...
...football team will be given a dinner by the Harvard Club of Boston at the Copley-Plaza Hotel on December 21 at 6.45 o'clock. Any Harvard man who is not a member of the Harvard Club may apply for a ticket by mailing his application with his name, address and class or department, and year in which he was connected with the University, together with a check for $4.50 to Sidney Curtis '05, 50 State street, Boston. Each table will seat 10 persons. If two or more applications are enclosed together the committee in charge will endeavor to seat...
...Topiarian Club. Address by Mr. C. D. Lay, Landscaple Architect. Robinson Hall, Lecture Room...
...Mary Whiton Calkins, professor of philosophy and psychology at Wellesley college, will give an address in Emerson F this evening at 8 o'clock. Dr. Calkins' subject will be: "The Place of the Feeling of Obligation in the Moral Consciousness." The meeting will be under the auspices of the Philosophical Club and all members of the University and the public are invited...