Word: morgans
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...growth of the Harvard Annex and its development into Radcliffe College are admirably treated by Mr. J. B. Warner. A short sketch of Dr. Morgan's detailed description of the preparations which are being made for the presentation of Phormio, has already been published in the CRIMSON. The present number is noteworthy also on account of the memorial articles on Frank Bolles and Francis Parkman. Excellent portraits accompany both articles...
Professor Morgan has just received a letter from Professor John Williams White, who is this year director of the school at Athens. Professor White states that he has been engaged in a debate with Dr. Dorpfeld on the question of the state of the "Pelasgikon" in the age of Pericles...
...morning it was voted to concur with the President and Fellows in the following appointments: George Martin Lane, Ph. D., as Pope Professor of Latin, Emeritus, from September 1, 1894; Henry Lee, William S. Bigelow and Arthur A. Carey as Trustees of the Museum of Fine Arts; Morris H. Morgan, Ph. D., as member of the council of the library for three years; Frank Irwin as Instructor in Mathematics for the remainder of the academic year; and George F. Newton as Instructor in Designing and Drawing in the Lawrence Scientific School for one year from next September. Professors...
Professor Morgan wishes to remind students who are intending to buy tickets for the play, that they may order them now. Full directions for ordering were given in Saturday's CRIMSON...
...second class, the prize was given to the best portrait exhibited. It was awarded to Dr. O. W. Huntington. Special mention was also given to two pictures by F. L. Olmsted, Jr., '94. These selections were kindly made by Mr. F. R. Allen, and Mr. G. M. Morgan, vice-president of the Boston Camera Club. In them technical excellence was the first requisite. In addition, the prize offered by Professor Sumichrast for the best set of photographs,- from an artistic stand-point, independent of any technical excellence, was awarded by Professor Norton to Rumford...