Word: masse
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...five minutes after the hour appointed for the examination shall not be admitted without permission of the instructor or of the officer in general charge of the examinations". Examinations Today. Anthropology 2, Holden Anthropology 9, Peabody Mus. Chemistry 4, Harvard 5 Class. Philol. 43, Sever 30 Economics 2, Upper Mass. Engineering 6d, Holden Fine Arts 4b, Fogg Small Lecture Room Geology 10, Geol. Mus. 41 German F, Sever 36 Government 6, Sever 5 Government 17, Harvard 6 History 52, Sever 30 Hist. of Religions 2, Divinity Lib. Indic Philol. 1a, Warren House Italian 4 hf., Sever 5 Land. Arch...
...five minutes after the hour appointed for the examination shall not be admitted without permission of the instructor or of the officer in general charge of the examinations." Examinations Tomorrow. Anthropology 2, Holden Anthropology 9, Peabody Mus. Chemistry 4, Harvard 5 Class. Philol. 43, Sever 30 Economics 2, Upper Mass. Engineering 6d, Holden Fine Arts 4b, Fogg Small Lecture Room Geology 10, Geol. Mus. 41 German F, Sever 36 Government 6, Sever 5 Government 17, Harvard 6 History 52, Sever 30 Hist. of Religions 2, Divinity Lib. Indic Philol. 1a, Warren House Italian 4 hf., Sever 5 Land. Arch...
...signed by 35 members of the class. These nominations will be announced several days before the election takes place, so that there will be plenty of time for the members of the class to discuss the situation. It is intended to get away from the old system of a mass meeting at which elections are made on almost no notice. The balloting this year will take place shortly after mid-years, and instead of the old system of voting, the Australian ballot will be substituted and elections will be held at the Lodge of the Class of '77 Gate, where...
...past the Freshmen have been called at short notice to attend "a mass meeting for the election of officers." Hurried visits to all members possessing the franchise with strict injunction to attend the meeting and vote for the "right candidate," resulted more often than not in an election well calculated, sooner or later, to foster the elements of discord. To operate successfully a regular "railroading" scheme under the old system required only three or four intelligent "spell-binders," backed by as few as 50 voters well trained in concerted cheering. Time and again the many, who could know very little...
Robert Bacon was born in Jamaica Plain, Mass., 5 July, 1860, the son of a former Boston merchant. He prepared for College at Hopkinson's School, in Boston, and entered and graduated with the class of '80. In College he was an athlete of distinction,--he was one of the captains of his freshman nine, captain of the University football team, and rowed on the University crew of 1880. At graduation he was elected first marshal of his class...