Word: boarding
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...meeting of the Harvard Club of New York, in the club house on West Twenty-second street, the following list of officers was reported by the Nominating Committee: President, Francis O. French; Vice-President, Edward King; Secretary, Evart Jansen Wendell; Treasurer, William Montgomery, Jr.; Board of Managers, Edward Wetmore, Charles C. Beaman, Nathaniel T. Smith, Charles H. Russell, Jr., Samuel L. Ordway, T. Frank Brownell, Edward L. Parvis, Louis C. Clark, Amos K. Fiske, Henry H. Crocker, Jr., Eugene D. Hawkins, Franklin Bartlett, J. Hampden Robb, George Blagden; Committee on Admissions, George Walton Green, George H. Sargeant, G. Willett...
...Goodale, M. D., as Fisher professor of natural history; of Benjamin Osgood Pierce, Ph. D., on Hollis professor of mathematics and natural philosophy; of John Trowbridge, S. D., as Rumford professor, were confirmed. A communication was received from Hon. Theodore Lyman, presenting his resignation as a member of the board, was read and the resignation was accepted. Minority and majority reports were received from the committee on athletics and were laid on the table. The committee upon the resolution of the alumni of Lawrence Scientific School that "in the government of a university all branches of the university should...
...election of officers of the Harvard Dining Association will take place on Wednesday and Thursday of next week. The representation of the Lawrence Scientific School in the Board of Directors will be abolished on account of the small number of men of that department who dine in the Hall. One director will be added to the Board to represent the graduates and the instructors who are members of the Association and who are attached to no department of the University...
Owing to an unusual press of business at the last meeting, the faculty were unable to take any action in regard to the petition of the New York alumni. The fact also that the Board of Overseers had not yet published their report on athletics made the Faculty desirous that the petition should not be considered until the opinion of the Overseers had been ascertained...
...steadily improved, until now it is acknowledged the best preparatory weekly printed. Its success is due to the painstaking care of each individual editor in the writing and publishing of every issue. In order to commemorate the completion of the ten years of its existence, the present board have decided to give a dinner at the Parker House during the latter part of this month, and in pursuance with this plan all former editors have been asked to attend...