Word: insertion
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...half-hour service will be held in Appleton Chapel at 8.30 o'clock. The address will be made by Mr. Justin Winsor, our leading scholar in American history, and additional efforts will be made in the musical parts of the service. For this purpose we have been requested to insert a notice to the following effect: That all singing members of the university who are willing to sing in the chorus at the Centennial service in the chapel tomorrow morning, are requested to meet in the chapel after prayers this morning for a short rehearsal...
...opportunities, rules, standards, traditions-all are good; but life itself is better, and a working faculty will make a working school. That is the central fact of student life at Harvard; this is a working school. Space forbids any attempt to show here the courses of study, or to insert examination papers fitted to show what advanced students are expected to do. The chief fact is that the standards are all the time advancing, while methods are improved and facilities are increased. The library statistics form one index to show student work. Here are over 300,000 volumes...
...following article is sure to be of interest to all college men, we insert it in its entirety. It is taken from the Hartford Courant of Nov. 28th...
...only as a sign of our sincere appreciation of the warmhearted interest shown in our behalf, but also because it is a token of the height upon which education is now dawning. No longer are we in college divided into men and boys, professors and students; but, to insert Dr. Hale's good phrase, the distinction is only, "You old fellows, and we young fellows." College, then, is merely a giving of the experience of the older fellows to the younger...
EDITORS DAILY CRIMSON. - Will you kindly insert a disclaimer from me of the authorship of a letter, on the subject of sensational reporting, which appeared in your paper of Monday last, and purported to be written by a graduate who had himself been a Harvard reporter...