Word: non
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...from the opposing class, the employed, the office-holders of the future. The interest of the unemployed must be awakened before the Union can hope to do really valuable work. But how can the Union here help men to form good opinions and how excite an interest in the non-working class? It would do much we think in imitating the example of the Cambridge Union. Here the conditions are much the same as at Harvard, yet the Union thrives there. In the first place it is a regular club and owns a club house. This club house...
Meeting of the Non-Society men of the class of '84 tonight in Holden Chapel at 7-30, to select a committee of two to make arrangements for elections...
...meeting of the '84 non-society to elect two members of the committee to arrange the election of class day officers it to be called in Holden Chapel Thursday evening...
...Yale the college itself bears the larger proportion of the expenses of the room, while at Harvard it would probably be impossible to obtain from the college more than the mere use of a room without light or heat This fact, however, should be small reason to explain the non-existence at Harvard of an institution fully equal in all its conveniences and appointments to that at Yale. If a sufficient number will grant their support there is no doubt but that the directors of the reading-room will find it possible to secure a room, perhaps in Dane Hall...
...Francis M. Weld of New York received the highest vote which has ever yet been cast by mail for a candidate for overseer of Harvard College, and in it may be found a substantial proof of the hearty acquiescence of the alumni in the innovation of having non-resident alumni...