Word: merit
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Sophomore Crew.The candidates for the ninety-seven crew practiced on the machines in the Gymnasium for the second time yesterday afternoon. The men have been divided into three crews irrespective of merit, and will continue to work in this way until after Christmas. Besides the work on the machines the men are put through dumb bell exercises every day, after which they take a run up to Porter's Station...
...marvel of superb diction, trenchant English and dramatic surprises without number. "The Profligate" has been recently produced, and wherever seen has met with the greatest approbation. The company surrounding her will be one of undoubted excellence, as there are many strong parts in this new play, requiring accuracy and merit. Miss Burroughs's engagement at the Columbia will extend over a period of three weeks. "The Profligate" will be given throughout the first week, while the repertory for the last two weeks will be announced as soon as selected...
Civil Service Reform Club.Tickets for the reserved seats at Mr. Roosevelt's address on November ninth in Sanders Theatre upon "The Merit System and Manliness in Politics," can be obtained by members of the club at 19 Hollis (north entry, ground floor) today from 5 to 6 p. m. Two tickets will be given each member. Men desiring to join the club can do so at the same time and place...
Tickets for the reserved seats at Mr. Roosevelt's address on November ninth in Sanders Theatre upon "The Merit System and Manliness in Politics," can be obtained by members of the club at 19 Hollis (north entry, ground floor) today from 9 to 11 a. m. and tomorrow from 5 to 6 p. m. Two tickets will be given each member. Men desiring to join the club can do so at the same time and place...
...Friday, November ninth, Hon. Theodore Roosevelt will speak in Sanders Theatre under the auspices of the Harvard Civil Service Reform Club. The subject of his lecture will be "The Merit-System and Manliness in Politics." This is undoubtedly a most valuable chance for the students of the University, as Mr. Roosevelt is one of the two or three great leaders of the civil service reform movement. The theatre on that evening will be open to the public, but the floor and first balcony will be reserved for the holders of complimentary admission tickets until ten minutes of eight. The lecture...