Word: openers
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...four books available, two hundred students trying to get at them--this is a common experience of every man who has tried to do his work faithfully, without going to the expense of buying a volume that in all probability he will never be called on to open again. Our instructors tell us to do our work systematically, to "come early and avoid the rush." Would that it were possible...
...less than four hours. In Gore and Harvard Halls combined there are four copies of each of the books; one hundred and fifty men take the course, each one of whom, if lucky, can secure the required book for one hour at a time. Gore Hall is open seventy hours each week; Harvard Hall is open forty-eight. What are the chances for each man to complete the required reading? Even the instructor who advocates the "come early" theory will have to admit they are slim...
...Castle '00 will speak at a smoker of the St. Paul's Catholic Club in Newman House at 8 o'clock this evening on "Cardinal Newman as a Man," a subject to which he has given especial attention both in this country and abroad. The address will be open to all members of the University...
...Copeland will deliver the tenth in his series of readings from English masterpieces in Emerson D. this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. The subject will be "The King James Bible." The reading is open to all members of the University...
...Ricardo Prize Scholarship yields an income of $350, and is open to all students in the University who will next year be Seniors in the College or who will be members of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences...