Word: junior
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1910-1919
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Applications have been coming in very slowly for the Junior Dance. A large attendance is necessary if the dance is to be a success. Today is the last day to hand in applications and no invitations will be sent out for applications received after this evening. Anyone who wants an application blank or wants to ask any questions or make arrangements for boxes can see H. A. Murray '15 at Phillips Brooks House this afternoon between four and six o'clock. Send in your applications now without fail to W. H. Claflin, Harvard Union...
...CRIMSON takes great pleasure in announcing the election of Arthur Calvert Smith, of Milton, of the Senior class, as president; of Frederick Lincoln Cole, of Duluth, Minn., of the Junior class, as managing editor; of Dwight Harold Ingram, of Chicago, Ill., of the Sophomore class, as secretary; and of Pitman Benjamin Potter, of Long Branch, N. J., of the Senior class, as editorial chairman...
...CRIMSON also takes great pleasure in announcing the election of Lithgow Osborne, of Auburn, N. Y., and of Richard Edward Connell, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., both of the Junior class, as editorial editors; and of Percival Francis Reniers, of Pittsburgh, Pa., of Robert Hewins Stiles, of Fitchburg, and of William Key Bond Emerson, Jr., of New York, N. Y., all of the Sophomore class, as regular editors...
...President's wish that there shall be no concerts, special lectures, or other entertainments during the mid-year period, has decided to postpone the Friday evening Union concerts until after that time. Arrangements have been made, however, for the entertainers at the first few evenings. The holding of the Junior dance in the Union on the evening of February 13, necessitates setting the date of the first concert for February 20. The tentative schedule follows...
...only proper, and there is no occasion on which it may be reasonably demanded that it should open its doors to non-members. If non-members are at times admitted, it is a favor and not a right; and if the Union chooses to remain exclusive for the Junior Dance, that is entirely its prerogative. The only question is of the Committee's justification in selecting the building for a function supposedly a class affair, not one for Union members only...