Word: americas
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Peabody Museum, formerly used for the Semitic collection, has been filled recently with ethnological exhibits and was opened to the public last week. The room now contains a large and interesting exhibit, including many new collections of relics of the Indian tribes along the entire western coasts of America...
...Church, Cambridge, during which the audience will stand. Then will follow the singing of "Fair Harvard," led by the Glee Club. The address will then be delivered by Mr. Fox, who will be introduced by the presiding officer, R. Pier '03. The service will close with the singing of "America." The G.A.R. Post will pass out first followed by the rest of the audience...
...dignified and worthy of the cause for which they were instituted, a large number of men from all classes must be in the procession that marches with the Grand Army Post from University Hall to Sanders. The exercises in Sanders consist only of the singing of "Fair Harvard" and "America" by the Glee Club and the Memorial address by Mr. Austen G. Fox '69 of New York. It is hoped everyone will take this opportunity to show reverence to the soldiers who sacrificed themselves in the war and will make Saturday a true Memorial...
...deciding eligibility questions, as that matter is now adequately covered by the new Harvard-Yale agreement. It was also decided that the committee should adopt in full, both now and in the future, the actual track and field rules and arrangements of the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America, except as regards the matter of officials. The officials for the dual meet for this year were appointed and will be announced later this week...
Professor Wendell, who is spending his sabbatical year abroad, will return and give the following English courses: 31, a composition course; 28, 32b, and 15, half-courses in English literature; 20h, a research course in the literary history of America. Mr. Copeland will give a new half-course, English 45, on the lives and characters of men of letters. Course 44, a new half-course on Chaucer will be given by Professor Kittredge...