Word: finding
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...exploring the vast resources of the University should be formed early. Otherwise, as experience shows, our important collections will still occupy a position similar to that of the North Pole, and the undergraduates will correspond to the Esquimaux who live nearest to it but have no desire to find...
...trip of a Harvard graduate lacrosse team to 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...
...expects later to enter a journalistic or literary career, but also to the man who wishes to gain some insight into business methods. The managerships of teams and offices in the multitude of varied undergraduate organizations, could be made to render highly serviceable training. It is therefore possible to find more than congenial evenings and an engraved shingle or a dandy hatband in our College activities. Leaving side the obligation a man assumes in accepting an office, he owes to himself the duty of obtaining whatever business training he can absorb from his office and by so doing proves...
...none of course aim to be so informing. The Illustrated is called a magazine, but in reality it resembles rather the weekly illustrated newspaper like Collier's than the monthly like Scribner's. Of the six articles in this number, four are such as one would not expect to find in any other of our college periodicals: the Illustrated, then, has its own place. "Summer School Snap-Shots" by Mr. von Kaltenborn will be a revelation to those who have never deliberately pictured to themselves what Harvard is during the summer session. The two cuts showing Memorial and the tennis...
...speaker who merits a warm reception. He is a man of stranding personality, young for his position, an athlete, an ardent student and a tireless worker. He is one of those "Inevitable men, who by sheer force of character, by their obvious fitness to do great things, find themselves where great things are to be done...