Word: begun
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Beta Kappa Society's discussion of the raise in the tuition fee, a committee was appointed to investigate the opposition to the raise, and to take such steps as may seem fit. The committee met yesterday, and will meet again on Thursday, when active measures will be begun. P. P. Cram '15 is chairman of the committee, which is composed of the following men: R. C. Curtis '16, W. M. Marston '15, H. Moise '15, K. B. Murdock '16, G. H. Shaw '15, and C. H. Smith...
Canvassing for the 1918 Red Book will be begun today, and every Freshman will be asked to subscribe...
...April 24 the University crew goes to Annapolis to race the Naval Academy. Relations with Annapolis were begun again last year after a lapse of three years from 1910 to 1914, during which there was no race. Four weeks later both the University and Freshman crews go to Ithaca, N. Y., to race the Cornell University and Freshman boats. Both squads will go to Sheldrake, about 20 miles from Ithaca, on the lake, a few days before the races, where they will practice daily. The races themselves will be rowed on Lake Cayuga...
Work on the new Dudley Memorial Gate has been begun within the last few days. The structure is the gift of the late Miss Caroline Phelps Stokes who bequeathed to her nephew, Mr. I. N. Phelps Stokes, the architect, a sum of money to be expended in erecting at Harvard a memorial to her ancestor, Governor Thomas Dudley of the Massachusetts Bay Colony...
...central building, was moved across Garden street to make room for a library wing given anonymously, but last year, upon the fiftieth anniversary of his graduation, Dr. George G. Kennedy '64 consented to the public announcement of the donor. About the same time that the library wing was begun, construction of the right wing, better known as the George Robert White Laboratories, was initiated. Besides the laboratories for studying systematic botany, this addition contains the office of Professor M. L. Fernald, several rooms for the collection of the New England Botanical Club, a bundle room, and an instrument room...