Word: kinds
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Sixteenth Annual Convention of the Associated Harvard Clubs will be held in New York City today and tomorrow. Indications that the meeting will far exceed anything of its kind ever held before have led the New York Harvard Club, as host, to make preparations for nearly two thousand guests...
...conceivable that those men engaged in speaking of the most public character have no inclination to belong to an organization of their kind, but have they had the opportunity...
...Cutts stated that college men are being weighed, challenged, and tested by the world. The challenge comes for college men to diffuse their power and learning into the uplifting forces of man kind. The attitude of college men toward a life of service is often favorably commented upon, but attitude is not actual service. In order to establish cohesion among college men in regard to opportunities for service, the following simple and efficient plan has been devised. In Buffalo, Chicago, Philadelphia, and New York, committees have been formed to find some field of service in which the college...
...international law, G. G. Wilson, professor of international law, spoke on "The Olivart Collection of International Law." This splendid collection of books has been recently purchased and now forms a part of the Harvard Law Library in Langdell Hall. It is considered the most valuable collection of its kind in the world and contains a number of rare and limited editions. It was gathered together by the Marquis de Olivart, a Spanish writer on international law, who is the vice-president of the Institute of International Law and was formerly a professor at the University of Madrid...
...been the chief promoter of the club-house, acted as toastmaster. He said that Captain Burr did not play in the latter part of 1908 because he knew that his injuries would not permit him to fight as hard as the other players. That is the kind of man whom Harvard wants. Professor Barrett Wendell '77, of the department of English, Professor H. S. White '73, of the department of German, and J. W. Hallowell '01, of Milton, spoke briefly of their experiences in athletics. Professor White compared modern baseball with the game he played in the seventies. In those...