Word: landed
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Class. Philol. 85, Sever 17 Economics 23, Sever 5 Engineering 14a, Pierce 304 Engineering 16d, Pierce 202 French 5, Sever 23 German F, Harvard 5 German G, Harvard 5 German H, Harvard 5 German 1c, Sever 18 German 13, Sever 18 Government 19, Sever 6 Land. Arch. 8, Robinson Latin 3, Sever 17 Latin 7, Sever 17 Mathematics H, Harvard 6 Metallurgy 19, Harvard 6 Mining 8, Sever 5 Romance Philology 6, Sever 18 Semitic A2, Sever 6 Semitic 2, Sever 6 Semitic 16, Sever 6 Social Ethics 2, Sever 6 Spanish 18, Sever 18 Zoology 3, Harvard...
...Class. Philol. 85, Sever 17 Economics 23, Sever 5 Engineering 14a, Pierce 304 Engineering 16d, Pierce 202 French 5, Sever 23 German F, Harvard 5 German G, Harvard 5 German H, Harvard 5 German 1c, Sever 18 German 13, Sever 18 Government 19, Sever 6 Land. Arch. 8, Robinson Latin 3, Sever 17 Latin 7, Sever 17 Mathematics H, Harvard 6 Metallurgy 19, Harvard 6 Mining 8, Sever 5 Romance Philology 6, Sever 18 Semitic A2, Sever 6 Semitic 2, Sever 6 Semitic 16, Sever 6 Social Ethics 2, Sever 6 Spanish 18, Sever 18 Zoology 3, Harvard...
...Class. Philol. 85, Sever 17 Economics 23, Sever 5 Engineering 14a, Pierce 304 Engineering 16d, Pierce 202 French 5, Sever 23 German F, Harvard 5 German G, Harvard 5 German H, Harvard 5 German 1c, Sever 18 German 13, Sever 18 Government 19 Sever 6 Land. Arch. 8, Robinson Latin 3, Sever 17 Latin 7, Sever 17 Mathematics H, Harvard 6 Metallurgy 19, Harvard 6 Mining 8, Sever 5 Romance Philology 6, Sever 18 Semitic A2, Sever 6 Semitic 2, Sever 6 Semitic 16, Sever 6 Social Ethics 2, Sever 6 Spanish 18, Sever 18 Zoology 3, Harvard 5 Tuesday...
...President Eliot's wonderful strength of character that has brought him through his forty years of unselfish work for Harvard crowned with well earned laurels from all over the world, and has given our University her present undisputed supremacy throughout the length and breadth of this broad land...
...Professor Kuehnemann observes that "discipline and liberty in the realm of education bear to each other the relation of premise and conclusion. Hence misgivings will be stronger in a country which, in respect to its school-system or systems, has not yet ceased to betray its character as a land of pioneers...