Word: matter
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1900-1909
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...Cambridge, to lighthouses, sailor's reading rooms, etc., and the text books will be added to the text-book loan library in Phillips Brooks House. A large collection this spring is desired, as a much larger number of calls for clothing have been made than could be filled. Reading matter is always much desired at the hospitals and other places where it is sent, and the text-book loan library is in great need of additions in order to make it serviceable to students...
...annual meeting of the Class Secretaries' Association last February, the project of a Harvard Club for Boston was discussed and a committee appointed to consider the matter in detail and to submit a report of their recommendations on the matter to the Secretary of the Association. This committee, composed of Thomas P. Beal '69, chairman, Arthur Adams '99 and Roger Ernst '03, have endeavored to ascertain the general sentiment of the graduates on this matter and the feasibility of the plan and will publish their report in the near future...
...York, he said, is increasing so rapidly, and the value of property is accordingly becoming so high, that the poor are obliged to pay about one-third of their yearly incomes in rent. Usually, in the more crowded sections, there is about one family to a room, no matter whether the family is of three or ten members. This congestion of population has led to a death-rate four times as high as when families lived in flats of four or five rooms each...
...sittings at Tupper's. All those who fail to have them this week will be left out of the Album. Since the Album is to go to press very soon, it is absolutely necessary that all orders be placed this week, so that the Committee may arrange for the matter to be contained in it. Orders should be placed with a member of the Committee or with Tupper, or left at Thayer 25, at once. All outstanding proofs must be returned to Tupper's immediately, or the Committee will be forced to choose for those who do not return them...
...sittings at Tupper's. All, those who fail to have them this week must be left out of the Album. Since the Album is to go to press very soon, it is absolutely necessary that all orders be placed this week, so that the Committee may arrange for the matter to be contained in it. Orders should be placed with a member of the Committee at once. All outstanding proofs must be returned to Tupper's immediately, or the Committee will be forced to choose for those who do not return them. 1907 PHOTOGRAPH COMMITTEE...