Word: england
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...annual conference of the presidents of eastern religious student organizations will commence tomorrow evening in Phillips Brooks House. This conference will last three days, ending on Sunday, April 11. Some fifty delegates from the New England colleges, Princeton and Pennsylvania are expected to be present. Mr. E. C. Carter '00, secretary of the student department of the Young Men's Christian Association in North America, will conduct the opening conference at Brooks House tomorrow evening at 7.30 o'clock. All men willing to entertain one or more of the delegates, during their stay in Cambridge, should send their names...
...expected that within a few weeks the Oxford crew will decide whether it would race Harvard in the event of a Harvard victory over Yale. It is understood that Yale will not row in England whatever the outcome of the Harvard race. Whether the University crew would make the trip to England if it defeated Yale has not yet been decided...
...Edward Porritt, who is conducting History 12b, a course dealing with the history of England in the nineteenth century, will give an informal talk on "How to See English History in the Making and English Institutions at Work during a Ten Days' Stay in London," in Emerson J at 2.30 o'clock this afternoon. The talk is given especially for those men who intend to go to England next summer, but all who are interested are cordially invited...
...Edward Porritt will talk informally with those who intend to go to England next summer in Emerson F on Monday at 2.30. He will explain how they can get the most out of their trip from an historical point of view. All those interested are invited to be present...
...sinking of a few second-class Spanish gunboats that brought the United States into prominence within the last few decades, but the immense influence which the country has exerted upon other nations. The American Revolution taught England how to treat her colonies, so that they are today most loyal to her. The Constitution has had a momentous influence upon every country in the world. Immediately after its framing, South and Central America and Mexico became republics, modelling their constitutions after that of this country. Another republican and spiritual influence upon foreign nations has been the formation of cosmopolitan clubs...