Word: readings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Standish A: stroke, C. F. Batchelder, Jr.; 7, A. F. Lippitt; 6, G. B. Nathan; 5, L. B. Norrie; 4, A. H. Bracket; 3, C. H. Watson; 2, R. Saltonstall; bow, B. C. Wheeler; cox., J. B. Read...
...opportunity will be given Freshmen to hear Professor Copeland read in Smith Halls Common Room tonight. The selections will be taken from Dickens and O. Henry. Although Professor Copeland's annual reading at the Freshman Halls is primarily for Freshmen, upper classmen will be admitted if space permits. The doors will be locked this evening at 9 o'clock sharp...
...expression, while Mr. Cabot's have neither. Mr. Davidson's story about the pianola girl is slight, perhaps obvious, to the critic, but certainly not to the "tired College student" and the "tired business man." Mr. Mardigan's letter on military science is forceful and true; it should be read by every man who intends to condemn the Regiment. "The Regiment is gone; unmourned, to be sure, but not unappreciated...
...first opportunity for Freshmen to hear Professor Copeland read will be given in Smith Halls Common Room on Wednesday evening. The selections will be from Dickens and O. Henry and the doors will be closed at 9 o'clock sharp...
...graduates of the university have edited a pamphlet compiled from the writings of three of her most, brilliant and loyal alumni. It includes "Soldiers Field," by Major Higginson, "Habit," by Professor James, and "The Mistakes of College Life," by Dean Briggs, and "Master Fortissima." The Freshman cannot read this little book without gaining encouragement and new strength for the fight to maintain high ideals. There is no reason why the advice and inspiration contained in this generous gift should be limited to the Freshmen. anyone who buys the book will find something helpful, something which will make the world seem...