Word: exhibitions
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...present the cases are filled with a rare collection of Japanese prints, interesting chiefly for their color and design. Dr. Ross will next exhibit some of the photographs which he took in India last summer...
...American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the second oldest learned society in the United States, will hold a meeting in the Geological Section of the University Museum this afternoon and evening. The afternoon session will be devoted to an exhibit in which members of the Natural History Departments of the University will show and describe a number of specimens, instruments, etc. , mostly illustrative of current work. The exhibit will consist of 32 parts, representing the departments of Zoology, Botany, Mineralogy and Petrography, Geology and Geography, and the Peabody Museum. One of the most interesting features will be the seismograph records...
...annual meeting of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the second oldest learned society in the United States, will be held in the Geological Section of the University Museum on Wednesday, April 12. The afternoon will be devoted to an exhibit in which members of the Natural History Departments of the University will show and describe a number of specimens, instruments, etc., mostly illustrative of current work. At 6.30 o'clock the Academy and its guests will dine at the Colonial Club on Quincy street...
...under the "new" plan of admission will select at least one passage of Latin to be translated at sight, a passage from the Cicero or the Virgil named above, one of the English passages to be translated into Latin, and such other parts of the paper as will best exhibit his knowledge of Latin...
...twenty or more teams taking part in intercollegiate athletics is astonished to find that the expenses in connection with athletics at Harvard during the year 1909-10 were $127,945, or about $425 a day for ten months of the year. The charge of extravagance naturally follows such an exhibit of figures. Doubtless there is a considerable amount of money spent unnecessarily each year. A steady effort is being made, however, to curtail foolish expenditures and to spend the income of the association where it will accomplish most for the good of the University. A complete analysis...