Word: attends
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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This is not so. Nothing kept Washington from attending this Convention. As a matter of fact Washington was invited to attend this proposed Convention even before it had the sanction of Congress. At that time he declined, giving as his reason that he had previously declined the invitation of his comrades in arms, the Society of the Cincinnati, to come to Philadelphia and be its president. The real reason was that the call for the Convention had not as yet received the authorization of Congress. When Congress finally sanctioned the Convention, he accepted at once. It is true that...
...trip to the Middle West, where President Conant has two speaking engagements. On Tuesday evening he will speak to the Harvard Club of St. Louis, presumably to elaborate the ideas of his report, although no subject has been announced. He will go to Chicago on Wednesday, there to attend the Iuncheon of the Executive Committee of Associated Harvard Clubs, and on Wednesday evening will speak to the Harvard Club of Chicago. The Conants will return to Cambridge on Thursday...
...other colleges and on Wednesday the first match will be held when a team of seven will shoot against Princeton. The hours of regular practice and the final preparations for the match will be announced in the CRIMSON on Monday, and it is expected that all interested men will attend the opening session on the new range...
...attracting outstanding students to Harvard has emerged with unusual promptness as an accomplished fact. The six "experimental" Freshman scholarships, carrying an initial stipend of $1,000 with the promise of more to come, will have the direct effect of enabling a small number of men of exceptional talents to attend Harvard completely free from financial worries. More important than this, they will serve notice to the country that the College is actively and aggressively interested in attracting the cream of preparatory school graduates. Inaugurated with the proper publicity, an experiment as novel to American education as this one cannot fail...
...Crimson competitions are still open to men who were unable to attend last night's meeting by reporting at any time this morning at the Crimson building. Competitions for the News, Editorial, Business, and Photographic Boards are open to Freshmen, while those for the Editorial Boards are open to Sophomores...