Word: honored
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...sports under favorable conditions is evidenced by the comparatively large number of men who consistently support the team in spite of the handicaps under which it works. Gymnastics offers unexcelled opportunities for physical training, but to maintain a team any longer under conditions so unfavorable that it cannot do honor to the University is folly. Abandoning a sport with such great possibilities would always be regretted; therefore the Athletic Association should provide a coach in order that the gymnastic team may be worthy of the University it represents...
...significant aspect of this event. The tickets for this recital to be given next Monday afternoon in the New Lecture Hall at 4.15 o'clock are at the phenomenally low rate of twenty-five and fifty cents, for the simple reason that Mr. Pauer is glad to have the honor of playing specially to Harvard students and wishes to pay this compliment to the active musical life in our midst. Harvard is now so universally recognized as an important musical centre that many distinguished visiting artists are willing to play and to sing for us at merely nominal rates provided...
...John T. Nichols, of the American Museum of Natural History of New York, will be the guest of honor of the Natural History Society at 52 Mt. Auburn street tonight at 8 o'clock. He will speak on the subject of "Killifish in Cuba, Florida, and elsewhere." Mr. Nichols has had wide experience in the southern seas, North Atlantic and Pacific, and is especially noted for his investigations of tropical fishes. At hearty invitation is extended to all members of the University...
President Eliot will speak in the Living Room of the Union tonight at 8 o'clock, when he will address the Federation of Territorial Clubs on "When may a University be called National?" The speech will be in honor of the formal opening of the Federation's new clubroom on the second floor of the Union. Members of the Union as well as of the Territorial Clubs are urged to attend President Eliot's address. Directly after the talk in the Living Room, punch will be served at a reception in the clubroom, to which only the Federation members will...
During the building's existence it has sheltered many famous men, both of this country and of foreign nations. At the close of the War of the Rebellion many of the Federal generals were entertained there. In 1865 General Meade, in the following year General Sherman, were guests of honor. Among other guests have been: Governor Brackett and Bishop Potter, who were present during the Commencement of 1890; Governor Russell and Chief Justice Fuller, in 1891; Governor Hughes, of New York, J. Pierpont Morgan, Governor Foss, and Mr. Meyer, Secretary of the Navy. The governor of Massachusetts and his staff...