Word: consist
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...fifty-second university convocation to which the colleges and universities of the state of New York will send delegates, will be held at Columbia University today and tomorrow. The program will consist of five separate sessions. Two of these will be devoted to the discussion of technical educational subjects, and at the other three professors and other educational experts will deliver lectures on the various phases of administering education. Professor Bliss Perry is to be one of the speakers...
...series of five recitals by Mr. Arthur Whiting and assisting artists will be given as usual this year in the John Knowles Paine Hall of the Music Building. Thursday evening, November 16, has been set as the time of the first concert, which will consist of trios for the piano, 'cello and violin, by Mr. Albert Spaulding, Mr. Alwin Schroeder and Mr. Arthur Whiting. The concerts will be given at 8.15 o'clock on the scheduled dates, and will be free to all undergraduates and graduates of the University...
...work for Princeton this week will consist in improving the backfield. In Saturday's game with Tufts, the Princeton line was unusually strong. Again and again, it would break through and stop the Tufts' backs before they got well started. But on the offense, Princeton failed. The tendency toward fumbling and inability to play hard football when a few yards would mean a touchdown were the main faults...
...greater part of the work in the competition will consist of the gathering and writing up of University news, combined with a small amount of office work. An excellent opportunity is offered for candidates to build up their acquaintance with the University and to learn about the various activities. This competition is open to Sophomores' only, and therefore it is of distinct advantage for the Class of 1919 to come out now. The competition will last until the middle of January and four or five men will probably be retained...
...Dramatic Club was founded in 1908 with the purpose of giving original production to plays written by undergraduates and recent graduates of the University and of Radcliffe, and of promoting the best interests of the drama at Harvard. The chief activities consist of the public presentation of plays, usually one long play in December, and a bill of three of four short plays in April. In addition to this there are held throughout the year occasional talks by members of the theatrical profession, social teas and dances in honor of the ladies of the casts, meetings for the informal discussion...