Word: philadelphia
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...game with the Yale freshmen, on Soldiers Field, Saturday: Captain R. P. Lewis, of Walpole; M. F. Carr, of Brookline; G. C. Cutler, Jr., of Brookline; R. G. Ervin, of Villanova, Pa.; S. M. Felton, 2d, of Haverford, Pa.; H. B. Gardner, of New York; L. Godfrey, Jr., of Philadelphia, Pa.; A. M. Goodale, Jr., of Cambridge; E. A. Graustein, of Cambridge; E. P. Graves, of Boston; P. M. Hollister, of Grand Rapids, Mich.; G. G. Jones, of Roxbury; E. A. Lingard, of Boston; W. B. Marsh, of Cambridge; J. S. Parker, of Bedford; D. C. Parmenter, of Gloucester...
President Emeritus Eliot will leave Cambridge today for Philadelphia, where he will speak this evening at a meeting of the Contemporary Club on "Adverse Tendencies in University Life." While in Philadelphia he will be the guest of Dr. W.W. Keen. Tomorrow he wll go directly to Charlottesville, Virginia, and on Wednesday will begin a series of three lectures at the University of Virginia on the general subject, "The Struggle between Collectivism and Individualism in a Democracy." On three successive days he will consider this subject from the separate standpoints of Industries, Education and Social Life, and Government. At the University...
John Harvard Fellowship--C. H. Haring, 1G., of Philadelphia, Pa., A.B., 1907. John Harvard Fellow at Oxford, student of History and Government...
President Eliot will leave Cambridge on November 8 to deliver a series of lectures at the University of Virginia, and to address various civic organizations in Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Ohio, and in Virginia. On the evening of November 8 he will speak in Philadelphia before a meeting of the Contemporary Club on "Adverse Tendencies in University Life." Going to Charlottesville, Virginia, he will deliver at the University of Virginia a series of three lectures on successive days, beginning November 10. The general subject of his lectures will be "The Struggle between Collectivism and Individualism in a Democracy." This will be considered...
...details of scope or conditions address Assistant Professor W. B. Munro, Dana 37, Cambridge, Chairman of the Committee. The essays must be mailed or delivered to an express company not later than March 15, 1910, addressed to Clinton K. Woodruff, Secretary of the National Municipal League, North American Building, Philadelphia, Pa., and marked "For the William H. Baldwin Prize." The name of the winner will be announced by the committee of judges at their next annual meeting...