Word: hill
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Japanase Literature and Life, the position now held by Professor Anesaki, to serve for one year from September 1, 1915. Assistant Professors E. E. Carter, W. C. Heilman, and R. T. Fisher were re-appointed to their respective positions for five years from September 1, 1915. E. B. Hill '14 was appointed Instructor in Music for three years after September 1, 1915, and Dr. R. I. Lee '01 was appointed a member of the committee on regulation of athletics...
...Boughton Cobb, of New York, N. Y.; Howard Moise, cum laude in Fine Arts, Kirkwood, Mo.; as of the class of 1913, William Glover Rueter, of Jamaica Plain; as of the class of 1914, Leslie Kimball Harlow, of Somerville; James Hale Lowell, of Chestnut Hill; David Meyer Satz, of Newark, N. J.; Richard Whiting Searle, of Ipswich...
...architects--Jardine, Hill, and Murdock of New York--have endeavored to make the building up-to-date and practical both as to construction and lighting. In its present quarters, the Printing Company is especially cramped for space, and prevented from installing the most modern equipment by lack of room. The new building not only makes more than ample allowance for present needs, but provides also for future expansion...
...until there has been a demonstration of the futility of aggressive war as a means of national advancement will the prevalent system of militarism come to an end, is the opinion of Mr. David Jayne Hill, former ambassador to Germany, who spoke on "Phases of International Relations", in the Union last night...
...Hill reviewed the chief incidents leading up to the present war, and pointed out the difference between the results then and in 1878. Then, Bismarck, through the Congress of Berlin, prevented a general European struggle. But last summer, despite the protestations for peace of all the nations involved, arbitration was ignorred in the simplest form of dispute, that of minor importance between two countries...