Word: calls
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...informal talk was one of welcome to the opportunities and advantages supplied by Harvard and the Divinity School in particular. There is a greater call today than ever for men who can bring truth to the hearts of their fellow...
...experience of the past two years with the debating clubs proves conclusively that upperclassmen cannot or will not take the time to prepare formal debates at regular intervals and that they are not, as a rule, interested in listening to the dry statistical discussion that such debates generally call forth at club meetings. They prefer rather to get enough general information on public questions to serve as a basis for clear thinking and informal discussion...
Eighteen reported yesterday to Captain Leonard's special call for certain men to play fall baseball. Five of last year's University team reported and the other men were members of the second team, last year's Freshman team, and of the University squad. The men were divided into two teams, and an eight inning game was played in which team B defeated team A 6 to 2. The game on the whole was interesting and well played. The two teams were: Team A: Harvey, s.s.; Leonard, 3b.; McCall, 2b.; Jordan, c.; Pounds, c.f.; Wendell, l.f.; Hicks p; Hamlen...
...regular departments of the magazine two things call for special comment: Professor Hart's lively rendering of the usually not thrilling University notes, and the 1907 Class Poem, by H. Hagedorn, Jr., here printed under "Varia." The heading "Varia" might, indeed, be well applied to the entire number, for it includes such varied subjects as literature, science, biography, history, philosophy, and even prophecy
Paul Vinogradoff, "Lately professor of History in the University of Moscow, since 1903 Professor of Jurisprudence in Oxford University, distinguished student of social and legal institutions. May this call of a Russian jurist to an English University presage a clear call of the Russian people on English experience of constitutional government...