Word: hitherto
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Dean Hodges' course, which has been given very successfully for two years, has hitherto covered the whole of Old Testament literature. This year, because of Dean Hodges' absence during the second half year, the course will cover only the historical books of the Old Testament, and will stop at mid-years...
...desire to express the feeling of a large number of undergraduates that the University by compounding with an organization which it has hitherto refused to recognize on account of its lawless character, and by bestowing different treatment upon a member of such a body because he is in a strategic position to make favorable terms, is sacrificing its dignity to an extent which only the most urgent necessity can justify. We do not think that under existing circumstances the dignity of Harvard University should be bartered for immunity from the molestations of such a society...
During the past two months the rope fire escapes in all the University dormitories have been replaced by new ones of the same pattern but with heavier ropes. Fire escapes of this kind have also been placed in all bedrooms above the first floor of all University dormitories hitherto unprovided with fire escapes...
...water-color drawings now on exhibition in the Fogg Museum deserves to be brought more to the notice of the public. Two more examples on temporary loan have recently been added to the number placed on the screen in the upper room, forming an exhibition of Turner drawings hitherto unparalled in this country. The two new drawings are a study of breaking waves, lent by Mr. Edward Forbes '95, and "Tintagel" from the "Southern Coast" series, lent by Mr. Francis Bullard '86. The latter has been on temporary exhibition twice before. The others on view are: a very early drawing...
...each class could give one. But in either event such a dance ought to help raise the membership of the Union and at the same time bring the College closer together as it would give men a chance to meet one another in a way which, has not hitherto been possible...