Word: parted
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...discourse in the Church of the Messiah. Monday and Tuesday will be spent in Louisville, Kentucky, and on Wednesday he will arrive in Cincinnati, where he will be entertained by the local Harvard Club. The following day he will address the public school teachers of Dayton, and take part in a public meeting at the Y. M. C. A. auditorium in the evening, speaking on "Municipal Government." Friday, April 24, the President will arrive, after a short journey, at Columbus, where he will be the guest of Professor W. H. Siebert '89, of the University of Ohio. That afternoon...
College men are very much interested in intercollegiate athletics, which give them an outlet for superfluous energy, that in no event would be expended on studies. Without them the undergraduates would take part in intercollegiate athletics to a certain extent; possibly somewhat more than at present. But this form of amusement could never occupy the spare time of all the students as intercollegiate athletics now do. Instead of watching games in the open air many undergraduates would fritter away their time in card-playing, theatre-going, and in vicious forms of dissipation...
...CRIMSON is ready to admit that for a brief period there is a good deal of athletic preoccupation. For a large part of the year, however, we believe it is almost negligible, except on the part of the actual participants. These men are bound to keep up in their work, and against them the Faculty has nothing to complain...
Both subscriptions are open indefinitely, because of the steady demand for aid in Chelsea, and when an appreciable amount is collected, the fund will be handed over to Lee, Higginson & Co., to form part of the general fund...
...lass will do his duty and contribute as much as he possibly can. Owning to a number of deficiencies, those who are able should be glad to take advantage of this privilege and contribute more than the average. The committee is very anxious to obtain the larger part of this fund before vacation and therefore urges every Senior to give his subscription at once to the collector in his respective dormitory, or send it to G. V. Imlay, Box $2, Cambridge. SHALER PORTRAIT COMMITTEE...