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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...England, which had been planned for this fall, has had to be postponed because several of the players who had been counted on for the team find it impossible to get away at this time. The plan was to send over about the end of October, when the English lacrosse season begins, a team picked from the best players of recent Harvard teams, for a tour of four weeks through England. The arrangement of a schedule was undertaken by Mr. F. D. Ascoli, president of the Oxford University Lacrosse Club, and matches were arranged with Oxford, Cambridge, and Manchester universities...
...Rutnam is a graduate of the University of Madras and a recipient of the degree of A.M. from Princeton. He has also spent several years in Princeton Theological Seminary. He is a Hindoo, one of the few who have received an English education. In his native country he is a leader in the movement for native rule, and as editor of the Ceylon University Association, and as committeeman of the Ceylon National Association is well qualified to speak on the present political situation in India...
...Dentistry; J. D. Barney '00, assistant in Anatomy; F. A. Beckford, assistant in Mechanical Dentistry; H. D. Bigelow, assistant in Chemistry; F. C. Blanck, research assistant in Biological Chemistry; M. A. Caldwell, assistant in Philosophy; L. Carroll, assistant in Economics; M. T. Copeland; F. H. Fobes '04, assistants in English; R. L. Hale, assistant in Economics; J. F. Hovestadt '04, assistant in Crown and Bridge Work; W. H. Hunter '04, assistant in Chemistry; W. E. Kavenagh, assistant in Chemistry; J. E. Le Bosquet '96, assistant in Philosophy; L. Lewis '01, assistant in English; J. A. Long '04s, assistant in Zoology...
...resignations of the following men were accepted, to take effect September 1, 1907: L. Hatch, assistant in English; E. B. Sheldon '08, assistant in English...
Professor Moore, in addition, visited such other monuments in England as Shoreham, Chichester, Worcester, Gloucester, and Winchester. Furthermore, he gave considerable attention to the great choir of Westminster Abbey. This last, though it is a conscious imitation of the great French cathedral of Reims, bears traces of English influence: it may be characterized as French in conception, but English in execution...