Word: press
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...class of 1903 held the first Freshman dinner last evening at the Vendome. Over four hundred men were present and the affair was very successful. The speakers were: G. Clark, toastmaster; R. Derby, class; W. G. Nickerson, football; J. B. Ayer, Jr., crew; W. Clarkson, baseball; A. M. Brown, press; and J. D. Williams, debating...
...following men will speak: Toast-master, G. Clark; football, D.A. Baldwin; baseball, W. Clarkson; debating, A. Black; press, A.M. Brown; class, R. Derby; crew, J.B. Ayer...
...Back of this promise was the sentiment of the American people as expressed by the public press all over the country. Back of it was our constant declaration to the world that American expansion meant the carrying to less fortunate people of those principles of liberty, equality and justice for which this republic has stood since its foundation...
...editions of previous years, but more comprehensive. It contains historical sketches and lists of the officers and members of the social, literary and athletic organizations of the University, with about forty half-tone illustrations. The book is edited by C. R. Metcalf '02, and is published by the University Press. It will be on sale at Thurston's and Amee's. The price is 50 cents...
...Cabot '89; a brief history of the "Delta Upsilon at Harvard," by F. G. Cook '82; and a description of the University's famous "Mineralogical Collection," by J. E. Wolff '79. The number is unusually rich in its "News from the Classes" and in the University and Literary Notes. Press. Eliot's January report is largely reproduced, and the recent decision of the Massachusetts Supreme Court on the taxation case is printed in full. The frontispiece is a portrait of Ropes; there are also excellent portraits of Lawton and of Henri de Regnier, and a picture of the University Museum...