Word: readers
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Loew, Lecturer in Palaeography in the University of Oxford, and Sandars Reader of Cambridge University, will deliver a lecture on "The Art of Handwriting in the Early Middle Ages," in Emerson J, this evening at 8 o'clock. The lecture, which is given under the auspices of the department of classics, is open to the public...
...Roadside Glimpses of the Great War" (MacMillan, $1.25) is interesting to Harvard undergraduates, not only because, it is the work of an alumnus, but also because is shows the reader some realistic snap-shots of the men in action...
...introduction explains that the volume is a collection of pictures belonging to a Harvard undergraduate, Joseph Peebles '18, of Beaverdam, Ohio, shown to the reader by his small brother, Willie, aged eleven...
...find Mr. Clark clinging to his chosen form--unrhymed and at times unrhythmical verse. "Spring" is sincere, sensitive, and despite its form truly poetic. "Soul of Man" is more incoherent and, I suppose, more completely "modern"--a riot of rich color, with no composition which the ordinary uninitiated reader can detect. Mr. Denison is modern in form only; in all other respects his "Dusk" is a very conventional piece of description...
...other than those who have come to me and asked it. Mr. Ford, himself, did not answer it, and I shall not try to do so. I shall, however, attempt to relate briefly the activities of the students and their connection with the Expedition, and leave it to the reader to draw his own conclusions as to the purpose which Mr. Ford had in view in taking with him a group of forty students from almost that many colleges and universities scattered throughout the United States...