Word: followed
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...John Harvard," the steam coaching launch, will undoubtedly follow the crews on the river today. It was put on the water the latter part of last week but has not yet been used. In order to facilitate the landing of the boats that row late in the afternoon, the lights which were strung in front of the Newell boathouse last fall have again been erected. All of the Freshman crews and four of the University crews are now working at Newell...
...meeting of the class on Educational Missions in the Library Room this evening at 7 o'clock. Dr. Raymond Calkins '90 will open the discussion on the general topic of the course and Mr. Camp, who has traveled extensively in Egypt and has been engaged in teaching there, will follow with the special subject. All members of the University are welcome...
...improvement can be wished far. Certain it is that existing conditions are far from being continue to the fullest assertion of the widely scattered musical ability latent in the College community. It is true that there now flourish the Musical Clubs and the Pierian Sodality; but, while they sometimes follow musical standards of reputability it cannot be said that real aesthetic interest in serious musical expression is their entire purpose, and that they are adequately representative of the full measure of Harvard's serious musical ability...
...action of the Speakers' Club in opening a series of current events meetings is a happy compromise. It does not seem advisable yet to follow the experiments of some colleges by offering courses in Current Topics and the present system is a splendid substitute. The Speakers' Club's commendable hospitality should be well utilized tonight...
...discussion, Mr. John B. Kline '03, editor of the Boston Transcript, will give a general review of the important events of national and international interest, which have happened during the past few months. The entire emphasis of the meeting will be placed upon the informal discussion which will follow Mr. Kline's talk. This discussion, besides offering a more detailed examination of the salient points of interest, will afford an opportunity for training in extemporaneous speaking before an audience...