Word: presse
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...tickets for their families and friends which they would naturally desire. Last year there were eleven hundred and forty-five degrees given. Of the 630 seats, about 270 are given to members of the Corporation, Overseers, friends of gentlemen who are to receive honorary degrees, representatives of the press, Marshals of the different degrees, Commencement speakers and the higher members of the teaching staff. This leaves about 360, which are distributed by allotment, under the supervision of the various Deans, to candidates of the different departments of the University for their friends...
...cents will be charged all spectators except holders of H. A. A. or baseball press tickets. Admission tickets may be purchased at Leavitt & Peirce's or at the field...
...Union on "Public Speaking in Politics." Mr. Guild began by outlining the essential qualities of a public speaker. It is a current belief, he said, that in the field of American politics public speaking has been wholly supplanted by the newspapers. It is indeed true that at present the press, especially since it is entirely independent. and to a great extent a substitute for the old time orator and political mountebank, does exert a tremendous influence. Yet the public will always listen to a sincere address, no matter how disliked the speaker may be. conviction of opinion secured Bryan...
...Morgan, who will act as toastmaster, will call for toasts as follows: "The Class." B. K. Stephenson; "Athletics," O. D. Filley; "The Press," N. Kelley; "The Musical Clubs," J. L. White; "Debating," A. N. Holcombe. The menu card has been designed by H. M. Turner. Music will be furnished by Kanrich's orchestra...
Toasts will be responded to as follows: "The Class," B. K. Stephenson; "Athletics," O. D. Filley; "The Press," N. Kelley; "The Musical Clubs," J. L. White; "Debating," A. N. Holcombe. C. D. Morgan will act as toastmaster...