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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Phillips Brooks House Association. The wagons will call during the early part of the afternoon at each of the dormitories where a collection has been made. The collectors who have been appointed for the various dormitories will not call at the rooms in person as has been done in past years. Instead, cards have been sent to each person, designating a room conveniently located in the dormitory where contributions may be left. Men in boarding houses not assigned on the list that was published in Monday's CRIMSON are asked to leave their contributions in the nearest dormitory...
...Troy, N.Y. for burial. The honorary pallbearers at the funeral were President Eliot, President Lowell, Professor Emerton, Dean Briggs, Professor Kittredge, Professor A.C. Coolidge, Dean Haskins and Dean Gay. The service was short and simple and closed with the congregation singing the hymn "Oh God, our help in ages past...
...Phillips Brooks House, it is necessary that men who still have things which they wish to give should do so sometime today, or at latest, early tomorrow morning. The collectors who have been appointed in each dormitory will not call at the rooms as has been done in past years. Instead, cards have been sent to each room designating a room conveniently located where contributions may be left by those who wish to make them. Men in boarding houses not assigned on the list that was published in Monday's CRIMSON, are asked to leave their contributions at the nearest...
...communication in another column on the cross-country team is by a practicing physician who has been in a position to follow very closely the developments in this sport, particularly during the past season. What he says on the subject represents therefore not only the views of a Harvard graduate who maintains a lively interest in her athletics, but also the opinion of a doctor who has had opportunity to observe the effects of training...
...recommendation of the Faculty, the weekly vesper services in Appleton Chapel will be omitted in the current academic year. For many years past it has been customary to hold vesper services on Thursday afternoons between Thanksgiving and Easter. The service consisted of a musical program and a short address by a well-known preacher. Whether the lack of such a service will be felt keenly enough to warrant its re-installment another year cannot now be foretold...