Word: marchings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...solo artists who will appear at these concerts include Vera Janaeopulos, soprano, November 13; George T. Boyle, piano, December 18; Jean Bedette, cello, January 15; Martha Baird, piano, February 12; Laura Littlefield, soprano, March 4; Albert Stoessel, violin, April 1, and Madeline Beard, piano, April...
...discussion groups were originated in March, 1918, when a mass meeting of the University was called in order to arouse undergraduate interest in the problems of reconstruction after the war. So much enthusiasm was shown at the meeting that it was decided to start the new system. Twelve groups were formed under different members of the Faculty, and 121 students enrolled at that time...
...March 30, at Andover Chapel...
Graduate students will be permitted to join the line of march with any class they desire. President Lowell hopes that as many students as possible will attend the reception. The column of Undergraduates will march to the Delta, open ranks and allow the President's procession to pass through. The students' procession will follow directly behind and occupy any vacant scats in the theatre...
...reception in honor of Cardinal Mercier to be held at the University Monday afternoon. The Belgian prelate will be welcomed in Sanders Theatre, and as is the custom on Commencement Day, the President, the Corporation and Overseers of the University and members of Harvard Faculties, with their guests, will march in academic procession from the College Yard to Sanders Theatre. The procession of Undergraduates will start at 3.30 o'clock sharp...