Word: eve
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Professor Norton requests the pleasure of the company of all students in the University resident in Cambridge and absent from home, on Christmas Eve, from half past eight to ten o'clock...
Professor Norton requests the pleasure of the company of all students in the University, resident in Cambridge and absent from home, on Christmas Eve, from half past eight to ten o'clock. SHADY HILL, 17 December...
...periods of Egyptian history, and the discoveries from the archaie and pre historic times have been particularly rich. This is the period with which the lecture tonight will specially deal. Dr. Reisner has been spending some weeks lecturing at the University of California and is now on the eve of departure to take up his work in Egypt again...
...match. The however, in spite of these weather conditions, was good. A and W. E. Egan '05, the best for Harvard, both their matches. Murdock won down and 6 to play. Brown and Richardson '02 each went course in 83. In the play of this morning, Brown was eve Hitchcock of Yale and lead of 2 points over his opponents. In the afternoon Hitchcock of Yale the phenomenal score of 75, strokes in the play out and 40 is within two strokes of Travis's H. C. Egan was much off form...
...excepted from this statement are Professor Hanus's "Graduate Testimony on the Elective System," which has been already reviewed in the CRIMSON; a list of additions to the Harvard "War Roll," and a first instalment of interesting extracts from the diary of Samuel Chandler 1775, entitled "Harvard on the Eve of the Revolution." The other articles include a review of Scudder's "Life of Lowell;" "William Wetmore Story," an appreciation by Professor Charles Eliot Norton; "Convocation Week," by Professor C. S. Minot, and an obituary tribute, by Professor C. H. Toy, to the late Professor Joseph Henry Thayer. A portrait...