Word: ills
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...party will return to Chicago late in the afternoon in time for the annual banquet at the Auditorium Hotel. The speakers at the dinner, which event will close the meeting, are as follows: President Lowell, Samuel S. Greeley '44, of Chicago, Ill., founder of the first Harvard Club; Austen G. Fox '69, of New York City; William Thomas '73, of San Francisco, Cal.; Percival I. Eaton '83, of Pittsburgh, Pa., president of the Associated Harvard Clubs; Arthur T. Holbrook '92, of Milwaukee, Wis.; and the new president of the Association...
...investigate ways to arouse active interest in the Law School among under graduates in the College, the Law School Society of Phillips Brooks House has named the following committee: B. H. Knollenberg 1L., of Richmond, Ind.; E. D. Smith 1L., of Chicago, Ill.; R. Stiles 2L., of New York...
...members of the Harvard Chapter of Delta Sigma Rho, the honorary debating society, have elected the following officers for the year 1914-15: president, Clarence Belden Randall 2L., of Cambridge; vice-president, Paul Lombard Sayre '16, of Chicago, Ill,; secretary, Bernhard Heinrich Knollenberg 1L., of Richmond...
...personally. One was on "Culture or Cramming," in which, under a rather sensational title, Mr. Larrabee gives a very broad-minded, sane, and--again I repeat the word--interesting exposition of his views on the present well-read-ness (or better, if I must coin a word anyhow) ill-read-ness of the average Harvard undergraduate...
John Bovingdon '15, of Seattle, Wash. and Grant Palmer Pennoyer '15, of East Orange, N. J., were each awarded one-half of the prize in the contest on "International Peace," which was held on Saturday. Samuel Shackford Otis '14, of Winnetka, Ill., received honorable mention...