Word: mean
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Weld Boat House will be reopened to members this morning, Oct. 1st, at 9. On Sept. 17 the janitor, J. R. Hart, died of typhoid pneumonia; and until Mr. J. J. Storrow of the Trustees returns to Boston, no permanent successor will be appointed. Mean while C. W. Hart of the University Boat House, with an assistant, is in temporary charge. Today and tomorrow he will be at the boat house all day, prepared to take membership fees and to assign lockers. Thurston, at 442 Harvard St., will do the same. Men at the Law School can obtain tickets from...
...Membership shall mean total abstinence from the use of any intoxicating liquor as a beverage during the member's connection with the University...
...some special influence. Exactly what the influence is it is hard to state. It seems but natural, however, that men coming here from other colleges should approve a change which would necessarily develope the graduate school; for it is these men especially whom the graduate school would benefit. We mean by this, not that these graduate students are greatly influenced by any merely selfish views, but that in their work they have been led to the belief that the great work for the University in the future is to lie in the graduate departments...
...first requisite, without which all others are useless, is piety. By piety I mean the quality that makes the things of the soul of the first importance, Then, too, a man should have the power to give what he receives, imaginativeness rather than generosity...
...opening of the Harvard Semitic Museum today is an event on which the University may well congratulate itself. Such collections as have been brought together mean not only the better equipment of an important department of study, with enlarged facilities for all who give special attention to Semitic history and languages. They mean also new opportunities for inquisitive minds to gain in the most agreeable manner a conception of the meaning of the term "Semitic;" to become at least superficially acquainted with some of the master pieces of Semitic art; and, by means of the art and other products...