Word: dunster
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Owing to an oversight on the part of the committee, the members of the Scientific School in the class of 1907 were not sent cards. The committee urge all the Scientific School men and all others who failed to receive postals, to give notice to J. D. White, 46 Dunster Hall, stating whether they wish to apply for Yard rooms if preference were given to Seniors in Holworthy, Hollis, and Stoughton, or to sign blue-books to that effect. These blue-books will be found in Leavitt & Peirce's and in the office of the Harvard Union. In making these...
...large number of men are needed to watch the polls and help get out voters to aid in the election of Louis A. Frothingham 93 as mayor of Boston on Tuesday. All who are willing to help will please send their names and addresses to A. C. Blagden; 14 Dunster Hall, before Sunday at 3 P. M. Instructions will be mailed Monday to each man who applies telling him where to report Tuesday...
...part of the committee, members of the Scientific School in the class of 1907 did not receive postals in regard to Yard rooms. The Committee would consider it a favor if all Scientific men in the class would either send postal cards to J. D. White '07, Dunster 46, stating whether they wish to apply for Yard rooms, if preference were given to Seniors in Holworthy, Hollis, and Stoughton, or else sign blue-books to that effect. These will be placed in Leavitt and Peirce's, and in the office of the Union. In making these statements, men should...
...volunteered to investigate suitable situations, and to report on some separate branch of farming activity. At a meeting to be held, probably next week, papers will be read, and further plans discussed. All who are interested in the project should send their names and addresses to S.L. Walcott 1B., Dunster...
...bumped; Brattle stree made no bumps, held its position twice, and was bumped once; Holworthy-Stoughton made two bumps, held its position once, and was not bumped; the Mt. Auburn street crew made no bumps, was bumped once, and remained in last place for two races; Dunster-Drayton made no bumps, was bumped twice, and did not row in the third race. The races in Division B were as follows: Matthews made no bumps, held its position at the head of the river three times, and was not bumped; Thayer made one bump, held its position twice...