Word: chiefs
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...proclaimed. While so far there has been every reason to consider this newest experiment toward greater college democracy a complete success, it is as yet too early to consider the period of trial entirely over. Prior to their construction such opposition as existed to the present buildings found its chief strength in the fear that the already small amount of intercourse between Freshmen and upper classmen would be still further decreased, that while class democracy might be furthered, it would be at the expense of the individualism which has ever been Harvard's peculiar heritage. These fears have...
While refreshments were being enjoyed the men listened to the speakers of the evening; Mr. R. H. Smith of the Boston Legal Aid Bureau and Mr. C. B. Rugg, the son of Chief Justice Rugg of Massachusetts...
Social service work for the current year under the auspices of Phillips Brooks House will be outlined at a meeting in Brooks House this evening at 8 o'clock. In addition, the chief purpose of the gathering will be to show to all interested the results and benefits to be gained from social service work. For this purpose, Professor Cabot, of the Medical School, and R. W. Kelso, of the Massachusetts State Board of Charities, both of whom are experienced in such work in Boston and neighboring towns, will make clear the urgent need of more interest in this field...
...chief speakers will be Professor Richard Cabot, of the Medical School, R. W. Kelso, of the Massachusetts State Board of Charities, S. P. Pennock '15, R. H. Kettell '14, L. A. Morgan '17, and W. B. Pirnie...
President Lowell declared that the chief object of the Freshman dormitories is to put the first year men into the position and ways of college men at the outset. He, too, spoke of the war in Europe, urging all to realize their responsibilities...