Word: answering
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...conclusion, President Lowell urged Freshmen to study subjects that are, on the whole, fundamental. This principle should be rigidly adhered to, and, even in distributing courses, the best courses are the heavy, solid ones. In answer to the question as to what years are the most desirable for concentration of studies, he pointed out that it is well to seatter courses throughout the four years, concentrating toward the end, if necessary...
...room, Thayer 6, every week-day except Saturday from 1.45 to 2.45 o'clock. If there is any misunderstanding as to class lives, he is the man to see. I shall be in my room, Thayer 7, every Monday and Thursday evening, and shall be glad to answer any questions, receive suggestions of any sort, or talk with any members of the class...
...definitely formulated for the publication by the Federation of Territorial Clubs of a pamphlet to be sent out over the country by the various clubs for the use of high school students. The publication will be of an attractive nature aiming to set forth life at Harvard and to answer those questions about which every Sub-Freshman wishes to know...
...Freshman Dinner Committee announces that tickets for the class dinner on April 1 will be on sale at the Rendezvous only until tomorrow night. Letters, accompanied by stamped and addressed envelopes, have been sent to each member of the class requesting that he answer immediately, either enclosing a check or signifying his intention of buying a ticket at the Rendezvous at once. The purpose of the arrangement is that the committee may learn without delay how many men will attend, so that they may go ahead with the arrangements...
After a four years' stay abroad with four companions, Major Higginson returned in time to answer the first call for three year men to put down the Rebellion. Until he was sent home ill, he was an officer in the Second Massachusetts Infantry, whose wonderful record has been summed up by eulogists, as that of a regiment which "never left its position without orders." Upon returning to the army, Major Higginson joined a regiment of cavalry which did service throughout the rest...