Word: directors
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...call for or favor. No unfamiliarity with charities, no doubt as to his own capacity for such work, no lack of striking qualifications of peculiar talents, no doubt or uncertainty of any kind, need deter any student who feels the impulse that underlies this movement from calling upon the director...
...committee of representative students, a number of professors and graduates as advisers, and a director,- one of the graduate advisers, first called in as a volunteer, then paid a salary to enable him to give more of his time to the work: these constitute the machinery for responsible action. The advisers and directors are selected on the ground of their acquaintance with charities and their interest in Harvard and its students. The only "plant" is the hospitality of students, professors, college societies, and the University itself, whose doors are thrown open, as occasion may require, for our varied purposes...
Course II. "Acts and Epistles." Leader, J. H. Ropes, director, Thursday evening at 7.30 in Holden Chapel...
...also in athletics. He was a member of the Institute of 1770, of the Exeter Club, the Southern Club, of the Chess and Whist Club, of the Electrical Club, St. Paul's Society, the Fencing Club, Shooting Club, the Harvard Union, was vice-president of the Reform Club, a director of the Memorial Hall Dining Association, and played on the University Cricket team. He was '92's representative in the mile walk in the annual class athletic games, and took several prizes in this event...
...Boston and vicinity, which was begun last spring, is to be resumed this fall. All men able to sing, to play a musical instrument or to give readings, who are willing to give their services occasionally during the winter are requested to send their names to Charles W. Birtwell, director, 20 Hancock street, Boston, or to call at Grays 17 next Tuesday morning...