Word: conveyed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...birthday message from officers and students of Harvard University, which you were kind enough to send me with your letter of twenty-seventh December, has given me deep gratification; and I hope there may be some occasion upon which you can convey to the subscribers an expression of my appreciation. It is very delightful and heartening to be made aware of such friendship and confidence". (Signed) Woodrow Wilson...
...present short arguments in favor of and against the conference at Washington at the first of the meeting. After that the discussion will be open to the floor. Finally, at the close of the discussion, an endeavor will be made to pass some resolution which the delegates can convey to Princeton as an expression of the opinion of the University...
...Gompers' eloquent remarks at the Harvard Union recently were calculated to convey the impression to the minds of young men that large number of people are out of work because of some opposition or discrimination against them--because of some "bitter antagonism against the poor devils who work and give service to society." These are his words. Mr. Gompers was vouched for by his distinguished introducer, Professor Ripley, as "a great leader of men and a great lover of his country." We are glad to think that he is both. But as a leader and a patriot, would...
...treat it. The man who patronizes the cramming school loses that sense of the technique of investigation which only experience can give. In reviewing the course itself, however, the tutorial schools perform a commendable service. All too few of the instructors at Harvard attempt formally to convey to the student a view of their subject as a whole. The course without its seminar is as incomplete as the book without an index...
Automobiles are needed to convey wounded soldiers to the Armistice Day celebration which is to be held on Boston Common on Thursday afternoon. The soldiers are stationed at the Government Hospital in West Roxbury, from which they are to be brought to the Common at 1.30 o'clock and called for after the celebration at about 4.45 o'clock. Any men in the University who can furnish cars for this purpose are requested to leave their names at Phillips Brooks House as soon as possible. Full instructions will be issued later...