Word: attendance
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...tickets have been received by the committee of the Chess and Whist Club and may be obtained at Leavitt's for fifty cents apiece. It is hoped that many, even though they may not be able to be present themselves, will take tickets to send to friends who could attend, for the expenses of the tournament are paid by these admissions alone. College men who live in New York are especially expected to help in this matter...
...counts toward a degree for the students in Geology 22. The conference was formerly Geology 16 and was changed, better to accommodate and unite the students of Geology 20, 22, 23, and 24. The meetings are held regularly at the museum. Every one interested in the subject may attend. Students of Geology 22 are obliged to attend in order to report on the advanced field work that they are doing. Papers are generally read and discussed by professors and students, and an attempt is made to keep track of recent investigations and researches...
...VARSITY GLEE CLUB.- Rehearsals Monday and Tuesday at 4.30. Wednesday at 4. All men must attend. New music...
...after fulfilling their duties at the World's Fair. This address tonight by Mr. Chatschumian will be the fourth delivered here by well-known foreigners within two months. The meeting will be open to all members of the University, and it is hoped that a very large number will attend...
...invited to attend a meeting to be held in Room 1 of the Lawrence Scientific School, at 8 p. m., on Wednesday, December 20, for the purpose of discussing the formation of an Engineering Society. The desirability of such a society has long been recognized. Its advantages for the promotion of a knowledge of general engineering subjects will be very great. If the membership proves to be sufficiently large, it will be possible to secure the services of practicing engineers as lecturers on current topics. Professor Hollis will speak on the objects and advantages of an Engineering Society at Harvard...