Word: hearings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...hoped that all the new members of the University will attend this meeting, for by doing so they will come in closer contact with the high administrative authorities of the University. In addition they will hear Major Higginson, donor of the Union and of Soldiers Field, speak...
...interested in the work are invited to report and at least hear what is required. If they them feel than they do not care to continue they are not bound...
Monday, June 17, will be Phi Beta Kappa day instead of the day after Commencement. The annual business meeting of the Society will be held in the West Lecture Room of Harvard Hall at 10 o'clock. After this the society will march to Sanders Theatre to hear the announcements by President Lowell of the various academic distinctions and prizes for the year. The literary exercises will immediately follow the awarding of academic honors. M. Jusserand, French Ambassador to the United States, will be the orator of the day, and J. J. Chapman '84 will be the poet. The public...
...CRIMSON feels proud this morning in having entertained as one of its guests at dinner last evening Dr. Talcott Williams, of Philadelphia. Those who were privileged to hear him speak on his idea of what journalism at its best means to the individual and to the country at large heard a speech the like of which has not been delivered at Harvard for many a month. President Lowell's tribute to Dr. Williams' ideals, which are to be carried out at the new Pulitzer School at Columbia, was worth going a long way to hear. We feel particularly proud...
...celebrating its thirty-ninth anniversary this year, the CRIMSON is most fortunate in having as guests at dinner two of the foremost educators and scholars in America today: President Lowell and Dr. Talcott Williams of Philadelphia. The former is too well known by the audience which will hear him tonight to need any words of introduction from us. Dr. Williams is not so well known by Harvard undergraduates, but he not only stands today at the top of his profession as an editor; his ability as an educator has won him the privilege of conducting the latest and boldest experiment...