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...Briggs, Chairman of the Committee on the Reception of Students, will preside at the meeting. Besides Dean Briggs, the speakers will be President Lowell, Mr. George Wigglesworth '74, President of the Union. Assistant Dean Chase, Professor Kirsopp Lake, and Coach Bingham. All will extend to the new students a cordial welcome to the University. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. At 6.20 this evening, before the meeting the Governing Board of the Union will give a dinner in the Trophy Room in honor of President Lowell. Members of the Faculty and several undergraduates will be among the quests...
...spoke very briefly of great discoveries which have altered the course of the world's history, and classed Mme. Curie's work with that of Sir Isaac Newton's as one of these. He then introduced Professor Richards of the Chemistry Department, who, after extending to Mme. Curie a cordial welcome to Boston and to Harvard, went on to speak of her work, and that of her husband, Professor Pierre Curie. Twenty-five years ago, he said, patient experimentation with uranium which was known to have the property of radio-activity, led to their discovery of two new elements, radium...
...University extends a cordial welcome to the Japanese team which is here to establish the same friendly relations between America and the Far East in sports, that has already been established in academic affairs...
...meet, which is an innovation this year, is being held for the purpose of promoting acquaintance, good fellowship and cordial understanding among the member schools, as well as of providing outdoor competition. Including the 880-yard relay race (220 yards for each runner), there will be twelve events in the meet, the mile and two-mile races, and the pole vault and hammer throw events being omitted. In the shot put a twelve-pound weight will be used. Gold and silver medals will be awarded for first and second places respectively, and bronze for third and fourth...
...with unsparing accuracy by some opponent, and in this way he learns how to deal with men. His life is one long training, and bitter as the conflicts in courts may seem to be, the relations between the members of the profession are as a rule cordial, and grow more so with years...