Word: ever
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Here grateful pride will ever renew The name of the patriot, modest and true, Whose face looks down from yon panelled wall But whose life is his best memorial...
...Prospect Union begins work this year with a much larger membership than ever before, and the number of students taking charge of the different courses is also proportionately greater. In addition to the regular courses given last year, which will also be given this year, three societies have been formed to assist in bringing together the men and in stimulating interest among them. Debating and literature are taken up in two of the new clubs; and the third is a choral society, which will be under the charge of Professor Henry '86, of Boston...
...little of particular interest has occurred. The principal event has been the photographing of the spectrum of chain lightning by means of a spectroscope and large telescope attached to a camera. Several of these photographs turned out very well, and are probably the first successful ones of the kind ever taken...
Assistant Professor T. W. Richards, of the Department of Chemistry, was offered this summer a full professorship at the University of Gottingen, with a new laboratory built for his use. The position was perhaps the best ever offered from abroad to an American chemist, involving purely research work, with no class-room duties. Professor Richards, however, declined to leave Harvard...
...does not appear to be well understood that this regulation debars from membership in a Harvard team all persons who have ever received a financial benefit by reason of their connection with athletics. A student who receives his board or expenses for playing upon a summer nine becomes a professional by the terms of the rule. At this season of the year it is common for ball players to receive offers from the promoters of hotel nines. They agree to supply board, and in some cases money, to those who will join the nines. Occasionally the offer takes the form...