Word: may
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...present two plays at its annual performance at Jordan Hall, Boston, next Friday afternoon and evening. The first is "L'Affaire de la Rue de Lourcine," a farce by Labiche and Martin, and the other is "La Famille Poisson," a comedy in verse by Samson. Tickets for the plays may be procured at Herrick's and Schoenhof's in Boston, at Thurston's in Cambridge, or at Russell 2, until the day of the performance. The price of tickets is $1.50. CASTS OF THE PLAYS. L'Affaire de la Rue de Lourcine. Lenglume, J. Heard, Jr., '12 Mistingue, L. Hill...
Delegates to Congress, picnickers, etc.: The Misses H. Conant, A. Gill, E. Keppie, N. May. Messrs. H. R. Bowser '12, M. W. Cox '11, J. D. Donovan '10, R. F. Duncan '12, F. M. Eliot '11, J. C. Feslier 1L., M. H. Horblit '09, S. J. Horvitz 1L., J. C. Jones 1L., H. W. Miller '12, H. Potter '10, A. R. Pottier '09, R. M. Shaw '10, L. C. Stowell '12, H. Wilcox...
...held in the Lecture Room of the Fogg Art Museum at 8 o'clock this evening. Tickets for the course admitting two persons are on sale at Amee's bookstore at $6.00. Single course tickets are not sold, but tickets admitting one person to tonight's concert only may be obtained at the door for $1.00. The following program will be rendered...
...nineteenth of May, however, it is expected the Corporation will have chosen a successor, one of whose duties will be to sign the degrees. With a new man in office it would be impossible for President Eliot to sign them as such an act would be an infringement on the duties of his successor which the President would never consent to. It would be unwise to usurp such a function even though there was a unanimous petition in favor of it. The new president will be given every opportunity to take hold of his work and responsibilities under the most...
...fact is, moreover, that after the nineteenth of May President Eliot will be no longer President of Harvard University and in signing a degree which has its legal as well as academic and sentimental aspects, he would be acting outside his legal powers. It would necessitate a special vote of the Corporation to appoint him to serve in that capacity in order to make the degrees strictly official...