Word: drawings
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...ordinary protest or petition will be of the slightest weight. I believe there is but one thing for the Senior Class to do, and that is to draw up a protest stating that if the Corporation abolishes the scrimmage around the Tree, the Class Day Committee will resign, and that there will be no Class Day whatever for the class of Ninety-seven. In this way alone the Seniors may show that they are in earnest, that the custom which is so lightly disposed of by the Corporation is of vital importance to them. It will arouse the graduates...
...Choate, as chairman of the meeting, read aloud the constitution submitted by the committee chosen to draw it up, and several amendments were made. In brief, it states that the membership shall be open to all members of the University and that the purpose of the association shall be to promote and control the golfing interests of the University. It provides for the election of officers, for amending the constitution, and states that the dues shall be determined each year by a vote of the club...
...usually possible to foretell with something near accuracy whether a lecture will be meagrely attended, well-attended, or crowded. From the success of Professor Moore's exhibitions last year, one certainly might have supposed that a like series this winter would not fail to draw large audiences. If it is likely that a lecture will be meagrely attended of course no seats need be reserved. If it is thought that a lecture will be either well attended or crowded such a proportion of good seats as the lecturer thinks adequate, should be reserved for students. If it is wholly impossible...
...important change has been introduced this year in the qualifications for membership of a college team. As Columbia, Annapolis and others who may enter will henceforth draw men for their teams from all the departments of the university, it has been decided to allow any member of this University to try for the Harvard team. In former years members of teams were confined to the fencing clubs of the contesting colleges. In accordance with this new plan a petition has been sent to the Athletic Committee asking it to appoint Professor Rondelle fencing instructor at the Hemenway Gymnasium. If this...
Tomorrow night chapel service will be conducted by Professor Charles R. Henderson, a prominent instructor and chaplain of Chicago University. His visit to Harvard is a pleasant inter-university courtesy and for that reason, as well as because he is a distinguished preacher of the Baptist Church, will draw a large and friendly congregation to Appleton Chapel tomorrow night...