Word: objections
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...anonymous gift of $50,000 has just been added to the fund for building Emerson Hall, the gift being made conditional upon the completion before Commencement of the amount needed to insure the building of the Hall. The special object of the gift is to encourage the work in social philosophy that is being done under Professor Peabody's direction...
...bring to the notice of members of the University an anti-imperialist mass-meeting, to be held this evening in Faneuil Hall, Boston, at 8 o'clock. The object of the meeting is to protest against the suppression by the government of facts concerning crimes committed by United States soldiers in the Philippines. Speeches will be made by prominent men, and testimony given by eye-witnesses. A subject of such vital importance to the country should prove of great interest...
...object of the spring practice is to develop new material for next fall, to keep the experienced players in good physical condition, and to start them in the work they are expected to do during the summer vacation...
...Pierian Sodality has filed with the Commissioner of Corporations of Massachusetts papers for the incorporation of the society. The object of incorporation is to facilitate the transaction of business in connection with the erection of a club house, with a large concert hall, which the society expects to build during the next College year on ground near the Union on which options are now held. A part of the necessary funds are now on hand and the remainder will be raised from the proceeds of concerts, loans, and contributions from former members of the society...
...Travellers' Club, under the auspices of which the lecture by Commander Peary was given last Friday evening, and the object of which is "the promotion of intelligent travel and exploration, especially by Harvard men," will hold three more meetings this spring. On March 27, Mr. A. Hamilton Rice, '98, will speak on "Equatorial America," describing his journey over the Andes and down the Amazon; this meeting will be open to members of the club and invited guests. On May 1, a lecture will probably be given by Professor I. C. Russell, lately of the U. S. Geological Survey...