Word: civill
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Will you kindly allow me space for a few words touching the purposes and work of the Harvard Civil Service Reform Club, concerning which I have received many inquiries...
...club was formed "to impress upon the students of Harvard University the need of Civil Service Reform, and to extend their knowledge of the principles and methods by which this reform can be accomplished...
Another work in which the club takes a great interest is the formation of a Civil Service Library. Already there are many books in the College Library dealing with the Civil Service, and these the librarian has reserved upon the shelves of Alcove 10 in the Reading Room; whatever books the club or others may present will also be reserved. The U. S. Civil Service Commission and the National C. S. Reform League have given to the club copies of all their reports and publications, and these may be found upon the shelves of the alcove. In the near future...
Hereafter the degrees of civil engineering and mechanical engineering will not be given at Stanford, but instead the degree of engineer, with special mention of the department, as "engineer in mechanical engineering," will be given...
Negotiations are pending between the Civil Service Reform Club and the New Haravard Union for a joint debate on some subject connected with the civil service, to take place about the first of April...