Word: aides
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...work of completing the Stadium, made possible by the aid recently offered by the class of 1879, has been begun by the Turner Construction Company of New York. The operations will not interfere with athletics on Soldiers Field. It is hoped that the work will be finished before the end of the College year, and it will surely be competed by August. Arrangements will be made so that the work will not interfere with the appearance of Miss Maude Adams on May 22 or with the Class Day Exercises...
...Bible in the Spiritual Development of a Man," and Mr. Carter's "The Influence of the Bible in India." Professor J. H. Ropes '89, Bussey Professor of New Testament Criticism and Interpretation, will lead the devotional exercises, and members of the Glee Club will be present to aid in the singing...
...spite of the recent advances made by business and engineering, the law continues to enlist in its service a large proportion of Harvard men. Because of the power and position of the lawyer in the community and because law is often considered an invaluable aid to political advancement, the profession has always appealed strongly to college graduates, and an added inducement has been offered to members of this University by the pre-eminence of the Harvard Law School...
Under the auspices of the Radcliffe English Club, the Coburn Players, a travelling company, with the aid of the Harvard Dramatic Club, will present on May 28 "The Canterbury Pilgrims," by P. W. MacKaye '97. The performance will be in the open air at night, probably in the open space behind Bertram Hall. The play itself, which is written in the style of Geoffrey Chaucer, deals with the actions and adventures of the pilgrims of Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales...
...Association of Harvard Engineers was founded at the annual dinner last year by Harvard graduates in the engineering profession, in order to facilitate the recognition of Harvard engineers in the world at large, and to be of aid to recent engineering graduates. Last year the dinner was attended by nearly 300, who were addressed by President Eliot and several of the foremost engineers in the country. This year, on account of the increased interest shown in engineering in the University, the dinner should be even more successful. Its principal importance is in the great opportunity offered men to meet those...