Word: objects
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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There is but one argument in favor of the adoption of the student waiter system at Memorial Hall, that it would assist in giving employment to poor students: Those who object to the system on sentimental grounds have been sneered at as victime of snobbishness and prejudges. Now, if the experience of five years has taught me anything, the Harvard student is little open to the charge...
...object of the school is to give an opportunity for advanced study in the fields of literature, philology, archaeology and art. Rome gives unusual advantages for these studies in its monuments, its great collections of manuscripts and its libraries...
...brigand, who is discovered in the first scene personating the Marquis of San Marco, in which disguise he has been tracking the course of an English traveller and his lady, Lord Rocbury and Lady Pamela (Anglice, Lord and Lady Allcash) on a tasteful blending of business and pleasure, his object being to rob both parties of their cash and valuables, and to take my Lord's place in the affections of my Lady. Lady Allcash is bland and buxom, wormwood to her husband and honey to everyone else - is another ideal of the French school of romance. The real heroine...
...Enthusiastic applause is a strong incentive to the players; but applause, pure and simple forms only a small part of the demonstration at the games today. The outcry which is designed to "rattle" opponents is often more energetic, and even in the applause, encouragement is hardly as much the object as discouragement...
...Professor Albert B. Hart vice-president, and Arthur C. Train '96 secretary. On Friday evening of last week Dr. Winsor invited the members of the society to his house and there the organization was completed. The full list of officers was elected and plans were talked over. A primary object of the society will be to arrange courses of lectures by well-qualified men on subjects connected with the history of Harvard and on distinguished graduates. Another object of the society will be to mark rooms or sites of rooms in college buildings once held by famous graduates by means...