Word: felted
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...nine made up of boarders, bell-boys and visitors. The nine was not organized in any way and there is no evidence that its purpose was to entertain the hotel. On the statement of the case, the Committee, not believing that the student received his board for playing baseball, felt obliged to decide that the above rule had not been violated, although the decision must be considered a close...
...time passes, however, fewer and fewer of such men are left. Moreover, it is felt that the day ought to commemorate not only the Harvard soldiers of forty years ago, but also the virtues shown by Harvard men at all times of public stress since the college was established; and that this commemoration would come most appropriately from the present students. The Memorial Society believes that the nobility of these men has still its message to speak to us as it spoke to our older brothers in '98. and that we can hear it most clearly perhaps from the lips...
...there was an honor man for all three terms. He was a member of the Golden Branch, an old debating organization at that school. After entering Harvard he showed much interest and ability in this line, and was prominent as a debater in his class club. His death is felt very deeply by those who knew him personally, and by many more who knew...
...held to be superior to the "Ravennas" manuscript in the character of its text and in the importance of the scholia which fill the margins of its pages. These scholia have not been readily accessible to scholars hitherto, and the publication of this facsimile will meet a long felt need. It is proposed to issue two hundred copies of the facsimile, which will probably be ready in the autumn...
...Thanks to the zeal with which the professors of that university maintain the traditions of our tongue and the preeminence of our authors, I was able to secure an audience, and hold it to the last lecture. . . . I felt as much at home as before a Parisian audience. I had the profound satisfaction of being perfectly understood. I could see that my subject (Le Theatre Contemporain on France) had been studied thoroughly by those whom I addressed...