Word: court
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Believing that a resume of the number of Harvard men (graduates or former students) employed in important positions as public servants would be of general interest, the CRIMSON has compiled statistics dealing with this subject, which are given below. The phases of work investigated are: the Supreme Court, Congress, the Cabinet, the State Executives, and the consular and diplomatic service. The figures were taken from various sources, the main ones being the "World's Almanac" and the "Harvard University Directory...
...John L. Gardner's famous collection of works of art, at her home, Fenway Court, Boston, will be open exclusively to members of the University on Wednesday, April 12, from 12 until 3 o'clock. Tickets are now on sale at the office of the Fogg Art Museum and may be procured at $1 each...
...French architect, recently appointed Professor of Architectural Design, is to be given in the Union the week following the April recess, by past and present students of the Department of Architecture, assisted by others in the University. The pageant will represent a visit of King Edward VI and his court to the University of Cambridge, where an entertainment entitled "A Masque of Prophecy," depicting the future of the art of architecture, is given in his honor. The historic setting has been arranged to utilize the possibilities of the Union Living Room as a splendid background for an affair for this...
...serving of writs, the state line passing through the room causes unexpected and very amusing complications in the relations of James Long, a somewhat quick-tempered young husband; Susan Long, who in a fit of anger has recently arranged a divorce from him in the Dakota courts; their Aunt Sapphira, unexpectedly returned from Tangier, where the Long have supposed the natives killed her; and a sheriff looking for Long to serve a writ for contempt of court...
...that not only has the fear of women prevented the nomination of men of bad morals but women have defeated such men, even when nominated on regular tickets. In fact, Judge Lindsey himself was re-elected by the help of the women in 1908 as Judge of the Juvenile Court of Denver, although he ran independently of any ticket...