Word: masse
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Class. Archaeol. 1a, Sever 30 Comp. Lit. 14, Sever 30 Economics 1: Mr. Balcom's sects., New Lec. Hall Dr. Day's sects., H. L., Harvard 5 Dr. Day's sects., O. P., Harvard 6 Dr. Foerster's sects., Zool. Lec.-rm. Dr. Huse's sects., Lower Mass. Mr. Vold's sects., Upper Mass. Economics 4, Sever 36 Economics 30, Sever 36 Engineering 8a, Pierce 209 Engineering 16n, Pierce 212 French 1b I, II, III, Pierce 209 French 7, Sever 23 German 28, Sever 23 Government 4, Sever 17, 18 Government 7, Harvard 6 Greek B II, Sever 30 History...
...University ever had any influence on the plan of study in such institutions? When it is seen that more than half the public high schools of Massachusetts have not sent to Harvard a single boy in ten years, it is clear that the true answer is negative. The great mass of high schools throughout the country do their own work in their own way, regardless of the regulations of admission to Harvard or any other college...
FIRST MARSHAL. LOTHROP WITHINGTON, JR. Honolulu, Hawaii. SECOND MARSHAL. THIRD MARSHAL. REGINALD CANDLER FOSTER HERBERT JAQUES, JR. Charles River Village, Mass. Chestnut Hill, Mass. SECRETARY. TREASURER. JOHN ANDERSON SWEETSER ARTHUR SWEETSER Brookline, Mass. Boston, Mass. ORATOR. IVY ORATOR. CHARLES SAGER COLLIER ALAN GREGG Kinderhook, N. Y. Colorado Springs, Col. ODIST. CHORISTER. WILLIAM CHASE GREENE RAYMOND GEORGE WILLIAMS Baltimore, Md. Arlington, Mass. POET. CONRAD POTTER AIKEN Cambridge, Mass. CLASS COMMITTEE. SANGER BRIGHT STEEL GEORGE RUSSELL HARDING Chicago, III. Boston, Mass. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE. ARTHUR BEANE RICHARD CLARK FLOYD Massawippi, Canada. Brookline, Mass. PERRY DUNLAP SMITH CHARLES BERNARD McLAUGHLIN Chicago, III. Roxbury...
...What has been accomplished by friendly treaty during President Taft's administration represents a mass of substantial achievement, of triumphs over the formidable obstacles...
...regretted that the mass meeting called last night by the Council of Federated Clubs--the first representative body to consider the proposed constitution--was compelled to spend so much time to gain a hearing, that it could express no opinion on the constitution itself. Its action is a protest against adoption by snap vote. For of how much force is a ratification at noon of a constitution proposed in the morning? The machinery of the resolution provides opportunity for popular initiative, genuine deliberation and incontestibly valid ratification. A vote against the proposed constitution therefore is nowise a condemnation...