Word: devotedness
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Today the DAILY CRIMSON disappears from Harvard journalism, so far as name is concerned, and the HARVARD CRIMSON takes its place. Since the paper because a daily it has undergone many vicissitudes in its name. In the fall of 1883 there were two daily papers in the college, the Harvard...
The Conference Francaise will begin its fifth year by a meeting today, in room 8, Roberts Block, Brattle St., at 8 o'clock. The career of this society has been one of great and constantly increasing prosperity and usefulness, not only in respect to the plays it produces annually, but...
The president devotes considerable space to the discussion of co-education and the results thus far obtained. His conclusion with regard to the social influence wrought by the women is that "a vast majority of the young women are not only earnestly devoted to the working out of great and...
To Harvard men, the New England Magazine for October will prove unusually valuable since an extremely interesting article on "James Russell Lowell," by Edward Everett Hale forms the principal feature of the number. Mr. Hale is eminently fitted to write of the dead poet, being, as he was, a fellow...
Marked improvements have been made in the engineering department of the Lawrence Scientific School. The walls of the photographic room and hallway have been torn down and the entire space is devoted to a drafting room. Additional skylights and gas fixtures, new black-boards, desks and instruments make its equipment...