Word: oneness
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...team. The season began with rather moderate material,--men from second and Freshman teams. The team progressed satisfactorily until the Annapolis game, when it received a decided bump. This did the morale of the team a great deal of good. The Yale game, however, will be a hard one, and nobody should feel overconfident from the result of the Dartmouth game. In the coaching this year, the team has been made to do more thinking than before; it has been made to work out its own problems, as a means of being able to deal with emergencies. There...
...Classification Committee of New York, will give a lecture on "Classification in Railroad Rates" in Harvard 1 today, at 8 o'clock. Mr. Ives has been in the railroad business for over 20 years. He started with an unimportant position and has worked his way, step by step, into one of importance...
Soon after his graduation from Harvard in 1884, Mr. Osborne became interested in the George Junior Republic and later was chosen one of its trustees. In 1896, he was a delegate to the National Democratic Convention; two years later he ran for lieutenant-governor of New York on the Independent or Citizens' Union ticket. Mr. Osborne was twice elected mayor of Auburn, his home town, in 1902 and again in 1904. Two years ago he was chosen as delegate to the State Democratic Convention. Since June, 1907, he has served as a member of the Public Utilities Commission...
...song was by no means the only feature of last night's mass meeting. It was one of the biggest gatherings in the Union on record and there were scores of men who could not even get close enough to the doorways to see the platform. Everyone seemed charged not only with the ordinary enthusiasm of the last week of the season, but in addition with several pounds left over from Saturday's victory. It must have been gratifying to Captain Burr and his team to feel that such unstinted loyalty was being bestowed upon them. Another chance...
There will be two lectures on each subject: one in the morning at 11 o'clock, open to the public; and a repetition in the afternoon at 4.15, open to teachers and students. Non-transferable season tickets may be obtained by teachers and students from Miss M. Ury 6 Marlborough street, Boston...