Word: maining
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Personal Contact With Recent Events in the News" will be the subject of the talk by Mark Sulivan '00, famous newspaper correspondent, speaking in the fifth of the Union's main lecture series to be held in the Living Room of the Union at 8 o'clock this evening. Mr. Sullivan advised the management of the Union, in a telegram received late yesterday afternoon, of this subject for his lecture, making a change from that previously announced, and emphasizing the fact that he would speak informally and welcome questions from the floor. T. S. Lamont '21, President of the CRIMSON...
...doctrine, as Samuel Johnson said of Dr. Blair's "is the best limited, the best expressed; there is the most warmth without fanaticism the most rational transport." VOLUMES CHOSEN FOR REVIEW IN THE CRIMSON'S CHRISTMAS BOOKSHELF December 18, 1920. OUTSTANDING PUBLICATIONS OF 1920. CLASS TITLE AUTHOR PUBLISHER Fiction. Main Street. Sinclair Lewis. Harcourt. Travel. White Shadows in the South Seas. Frederick O'Brien Century. Biography. Theodore Roosevelt, and Autobiography Scribners. Essays. Dame School of Experience. Samuel Crofters Houghton Miffin. Letters. Familiar Letters of William James. Atlantic Monthly. Poetry. Heavens and Earth. Stephen Vincent Be net Henry Holt. Humor. Winsome...
Mark Sullivan '00, the famous newspaper correspondent, will speak at the Union in the fifth of the main lecture series, next Monday, December 13, at 8 o'clock. It is understood that he will deal with the problems confronting President-elect Harding and his cabinet, such as immigration, taxation, labor and foreign relations...
...government offers at present to those colleges where facilities are available, approximately 21 ponies. They have not been acquired at Harvard due this time to lack of facilities. For the past year and a half the main activities of the Military Department have been carried on in temporary accommodation in the National Guard Armory on Commonwealth avenue. Students who have taken the courses in Military Science and Equitation have made excellent progress in riding and would, no doubt, if ponies were available, give an excellent account of themselves at polo. Were we organized and equipped for the playing material that...
General Robert Georges Nivelle and Colonel Paul Azan of the French Army will be the speakers at the fourth main lecture in the Union series this year, at 4 o'clock this afternoon in the Living Room of the Union. Both visitors are to speak in English and they will be introduced by H. H. Faxon '21, vice-president of the Union. It is expected that General Nivelle will take as his subject Franco-American relations and problems, especially international, while Colonel Azan is expected to deal more closely with the University and its part in and after...