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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...fiction in this number of the Advocate, Mr. Frederick Moore's sketch "Adam and Eva, deserves first mention. It is a study of local color and character so truthful in substance and treatment that one is uncertain whether it is rightly classed under the head of fiction. The material is of the slightest; on a hot summer night a student involuntarily in Cambridge, amuses himself on the steps of his dormitory by engaging in conversation three little street waifs that chance by. The atmosphere is admirably reproduced by a few telling lines and the children are treated with something...
...intercollegiate camera exhibition, which is at present being held in the Social Service Room of Emerson Hall, will close tomorrow. This is the sixth annual exhibition between the camera clubs of Harvard, Pennsylvania and Michigan. Each club entered fifty pictures, and of the three prizes and seven honorable mentions, which were awarded, Harvard received a first prize and four honorable mentions. W. Ordway '10 won the prize for the best individual photograph with his print called "Evening on the Charles." M. T. Fleisher and G. Kemmerer, both of the University of Pennsylvania, won second and third prizes respectively...
...seventeenth Vesper service of the year will be held this afternoon at 5 o'clock in Appleton Chapel. Rev. Professor George E. Horr, D.D., will conduct the service, and the following musical numbers will be rendered: "I am He that Liveth," Oliver King; "I will Mention," Sullivan; "Then shall the Righteous," from "Elijah," Mendelssohn. Mr. George Deane of Boston will be the soloist. The service on next Thursday will be the last of the year...
...Universities of Pennsylvania, Michingan and Wisconsin will also take part in the exhibition. Three individual prizes will be given and seven honorable mention ribbons...
...same serious, faithful work, which has enabled him in later years to produce a considerable amount of excellent writings. He graduated twenty-second in his class, he won but few academic honors, he delivered no Commencement part, he received no second year or final honors, his only honorable mention was in Natural History, and yet, three years after his graduation, he had published his "War of 1812," had become a member of the New York legislature, had become the Republican leader on the floor, and was his party's candidate for speaker. The subsequent steps of his successful career...