Word: notes
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...music by E. Ballantine '07 sounds distinctly the Spanish note, it contains no echoes, and, while it is tuneful and easy, it is never ordinary. Best of all, the songs stand the test of popularity,--they "whistle well." R. D. Flint '07 has also contributed two pleasing musical numbers...
...happiness. Today the seemingly successful man is so engrossed in his own interest that many external affairs which contain the real pleasures of life are excluded. He has no time for vacation, for the joys of home life, or for the tranquillity of old age. Business is the key note of his policy...
President Roosevelt is the fourth graduate of this University to hold the chief executive office of the country. John Adams 1755, John Quincy Adams 1787, and R. B. Hayes '45 were the other Harvard men who have filled this office. It is interesting to note that no other college has had an equal number of Presidents from their graduates. His first speech was made in support of one of the candidates for class president during his Freshman year. As an editor of the Advocate he did the same serious, faithful work, which has enabled him in later years to produce...
...Board examination in Geography. The candidate will be required to take a laboratory examination in Cambridge in the above subjects, not later than the autumn of the year in which he enters College. He will also be required to present, at the hour of the laboratory examination, a note-book in which he has recorded the steps and results of his laboratory exercises. This note-book must bear the endorsement of his teacher, certifying that the notes are a true record of the pupil's work...
...moved to write this by the loss, apparently final, of a note-book which was taken from Randall Hall last week, presumably by mistake. It contained not only valuable notes of my own, but also references belonging to Professor H. L. Smyth, which he used in connection with a course on mining methods. The failure to return the note-book is inexcusable, for it bore my name and address, and came into the hands of the present possessor through his own careless mistake. Yours very truly, E. E. WHITE, Assistant in Mining and Metallurgy...