Word: editor
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Godkin Lectureship was founded in March, 1903, by the friends of the late E. L. Godkin, editor of the New York Evening Post. The income of the fund is to provide for the delivery and publication of at least one lecture in every year on "The Essentials of Free Government and the Duties of the Citizen," or on some phase of this subject...
Harry LeBaron Sampson, who will represent the Law School on Commencement Day, is a resident of Middleborough, Mass., and prepared at the Middleborough High School. He graduated from Dartmouth in 1900 with the degree summa cum laude. During the past two years he has been an editor of the Law Review, and last year was head of its Recent Case department. His address is entitled "The Legal Settlement of Controversies between Nations...
...scheme submitted by the affirmative. On the other hand, Princeton wasted time fatally in repeating facts already admitted, instead of meeting the objections interposed by the Harvard team. The judges at this debate were Dean W.D. Lewis, of the University of Pennsylvania Law School, S.J. Elder, and S. Bowles, editor of the Springfield Republican. They were unanimous in their decision, which was returned within ten minutes of the close of the speaking...
...Graduates' Magazine is interesting because it devotes a large part of its space to an account of President Eliot and his work for the University. The President's inaugural address of 1869 which is reprinted in full deserves the atttention of all Harvard men. To quote from the Editor's note--" by comparing his recommendations in it with the actual Harvard of today, the reader can estimate the clearness with which President Eliot foresaw what was needed to create a great university, structurally complete, and in what manner he has been able to carry out his plans...
...beneficial effects of rowing, are embodied in "Harvard University Oarsmen" by S. L. Meylan S.'02. Among the University notes, which, together with news from the graduates, and other regular departments, complete an instructive issue of the magazine, there appears the announcement of a gift of $150 to the Editor, to be used for prizes for the best three articles on the possibility and necessity of establishing a modified English college system at large American universities, with particular reference to Harvard...