Word: prospecting
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...following courses at the Prospect Union are conducted this year by students of the University: Reading and Spelling, A. H. Morse '08 and S. S. Drury '01; Reading and Writing, B. Wendell, Jr., '09 and H. H. Flower '01; Rhotoric and Composition, B. A. Hollister '08; Grammar, L. D. Humphrey '01; Debating, H. P. Chandler '01; Eiccution, M. Seasongood 1L.; Political Economy, P. P. Chase 1L.; Elementary Latin, J. W. Webster sL.; Elementary French, L. B. Cummings '03; Advanced French, C. Blagden '02; Elementary German, G. O. Carpenter '02; Advanced German, R. P. Angier 2G.; Elementary Arithmetic, L. S. Jackson...
...debate was held last evening at the Prospect Union between representatives of the Republican and the Democratic Clubs, but no decision was given as to the winner. The question was: "Resolved, That the policy of the McKinley Administration in regard to the Philippines should be supported." E. E. Sargent IL, and E. H. Letchworth '02 upheld the affirmative, M. T. Hall 1L, and P. E. Fitzpatrick '02 supported the negative. The speaking on both sides was convincing and to the point. The Republicans briefly reviewed the administration's policy in the Philippines, and tried to show that the Filipinos...
Representatives of the Republican and Democratic clubs will hold a debate at the Prospect Union tonight at 8 o'clock. The question will be: Resolved: "That the Policy of the McKinley Administration in Regard to the Phillipines Should be Supported." The Republican Club, represented by E. E. Sargent 1L and E. H. Letchworth '02, will support the affirmative; the Democratic Club, represented by M. T. Hall 1L and P. E. Fitzpatrick '02, will support the negative...
...first University meeting of the year was held last evening in Peabody Hall, Phillips Brooks House. Addresses were given, outlining their respective spheres of work, by representatives of the Student Volunteer Committee, the Christian Association, Prospect Union, St. Paul's Society, the Catholic Club, the Committee on University Meetings, and the Religious Union. In introducing the first speaker, Dean Briggs said in part...
...University meeting will be held this evening at 7.30 in Peabody Hall, Brooks House. Its purpose will be to present to the members of the University the aims and opportunities of the various religious and philanthropic organizations of Harvard; the Student Volunteer Committee, Young Men's Christian Association, Prospect Union, St. Paul's Society, Catholic Club, Committee on University Meetings, and the Religious Union. Dean Briggs will preside and representatives of the different organizations will speak. It is earnestly hoped that a large number will attend this meeting as it will concern matters of interest and importance to most students...