Word: morocco
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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This year a number of changes have been made in the album with the object of making it a better class memorial. In the first place the binding has been changed from imitation morocco to heavy buckram, a more attractive and serviceable cover. The paper is also of better quality. The book will be much larger in size, containing over 240 pages. An important addition will be short lives of each member and a class history. The album will contain photographs of all the members of the class, of the Faculty, of all College buildings, and of the most important...
...custom to place in the College library a large three volume album containing the full-sized mounted photographs of every member of the Senior class. There will be somewhat of a change this year, and in place of three very briky volumes, one medium-sized book bound in full morocco, will contain the platinum prints, in reduced size, eight to a page, of every man in the class...
...held in the Fogg Lecture Room on March 13, and was won by the Freshmen. It was, as usual, the occasion for the ward of the Pasteur medal. The question, which is required to be on some topic dealing with contemporary French politics, was: "Resolved, That France should annex Morocco." The Freshmen had the stronger side of the question and argued with keenness and spirit. Their team was composed of J. W. Plaisted, H. A. Hirshberg, and W. M. Shohl, with N. Kelley, as alternate; G. Bettman, C. W. Gilkey and G. W. Hinckley made up the Senior team...
...last night, which was also the final debate for the interclass championship, was won by the Freshmen. The Seniors had the affirmative of the question, which was selected by the French Department and the University Debating Club: "Resolved, That it is for the best interests of France to annex Morocco...
...University Debating Club. First Interclass Debate. Fogg Lecture Room, 8 p. m. Question: "Resolved, That it is for the best interests of France to annex Morocco." Principal Disputants.--Affirmative, 1903; negative...